TOURISM chiefs in the Hambleton district are urging local businesses to enter awards to find the "best in Yorkshire".
Council officers want locally-based companies to enter the Yorkshire Tourist Board (YTB)-run White Rose Awards.
The awards recognise excellence in all fields of tourism, from caravan parks and B&B's to visitor attractions and websites. Tourism manager David Shields said: "Tourism is a big player in Hambleton bringing in more than £40million to the district last year. We have a lot of high quality attractions and service providers in the region which we urge to enter this contest. It does not matter how large or small you are - and whether you are a member of the YTB, everyone is eligible to have a go."
Updated: 10:50 Saturday, April 26, 2003
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