Tourism

Bath

Bath: The UK’s Premier City for Food Lovers and Historic Charm

Bath has firmly established itself not only as a historic gem but also as one of the UK’s foremost cities for food enthusiasts. Known worldwide for its stunning Georgian architecture, Roman baths, and cultural heritage, Bath …

By Tommy Wathen · · 3 min read

Imber

Exploring Imber: South West England’s Abandoned Ghost Village

Over the recent bank holiday weekend, Wiltshire’s infamous ‘lost village’ of Imber welcomed hundreds of visitors who arrived by car, motorbike, bicycle, and even in iconic red buses to explore its haunting streets. Nestled …

By Charles Bowser · · 3 min read

Somerset

Tourism in Somerset Soars as Holidaymakers Flock to the Region

Tourism in Somerset is experiencing a significant upswing, bucking the broader national decline in staycations, according to new data from Premier Parks. The analysis, comparing website traffic from January to early June 2025 …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read

Somerset

Tourism in Somerset Surges as Staycation Popularity Rises

Tourism in Somerset is experiencing a notable upswing, bucking the broader national trend of uneven demand across UK holiday destinations. Recent research by Premier Parks reveals a 31.41% increase in web searches for …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read

Burnham

Burnham-on-Sea: A Charming Seaside Town with Hidden Struggles

Burnham-on-Sea is often overshadowed by its larger neighbour, Weston-super-Mare. Less accessible by public transport, with the nearest train station located in Highbridge—a thirty-minute walk away—this quaint Somerset town …

By James Robinson · · 3 min read

Wells

UK's Best Small Towns Named: The Surprising Winner

The charming community of Wells in Somerset has been announced as the best ‘town or village’ in the UK by Which? magazine. Notably, Wells is actually classified as a city, renowned for its historic architecture and iconic …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read