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Page updated on: 21/07/2020

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Our tourism and hospitality sector have been growing steadily year on year estimated in 2018 to contribute almost £½billion to the local economy. It is now amongst the hardest hit due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Key to the return of the tourism industry is providing confidence and reassurance to local communities that extra care has been taken to protect them as visitors return.

We will continue to update this information, please let us know if there is anything you’d like us to add to our website, email: tourism@carmarthenshire.gov.uk.

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We have created a huge library of high-resolution digital photos and videos specifically to promote Carmarthenshire as a tourism destination - all of which are available for you to use for FREE in support of PR / marketing activities.

Choose from over 240 videos on our Vimeo channel and 10 albums full of useful images on our Flickr account. Please ensure you copyright @CarmarthenshireCouncil.

We have over 240 videos for you to choose from. Ranging from castles and gardens, to beaches and walking trails. Visit our Vimeo account and choose the ones you'd like to use on your website or social media.

Explore Ammanford, the Amman Valley & Black Mountain

The Amman Valley the former hub of West Wales’ mining community now has it's very own UNESCO Global Geopark and one of Wales’ most scenic drives.

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Explore Burry Port, Pembrey & Cefn Sidan Beach

Pembrey and Burry Port has everything to provide a perfect family day out or a relaxing holiday. A visit to Burry Port harbour and Pembrey Country park is a must.

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Explore Carmarthen & Llansteffan

The oldest town in Wales has evolved around its sturdy Roman defences with a rich blend of modernity woven into its mystical and gladiatorial heritage.

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Explore Laugharne, Pendine & SW Coastal Path

Two beautiful coastal locations Laugharne with a mix of contemporary culture and literary connections and Pendine where land speed records were made, broken and re-made.

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Explore Llandeilo and the Tywi Valley

Blessed with glorious gardens, majestic stately homes, pretty boutiques and great places to eat, discover the chic retreat of Llandeilo, nestled within the Tywi Valley.

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Explore Llanelli and the Coastal Path

Llanelli has nature to get up close to, history to step back into and sport to take part in – or enjoy as a vocal spectator!

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Explore Llandovery and the Brecon Beacons

Legends and history lie at the heart of this charming market town on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, surrounded by majestic mountains, and magical waterfalls.

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Explore Kidwelly & Ferryside

From its symbolic sign of the black cat to the mysteries of its medieval castle, all sitting within the beautiful Gwendraeth Valley.

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Explore Newcastle Emlyn, Cenarth and River Teifi

Newcastle Emlyn and the Teifi is an area of industrial history in Carmarthenshire, its roaring river the longest in Wales being the source of its industrial power.

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