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North East hospitality businesses can tap into the appeal of popular TV shows that film in the region
Recently, the North East has been used as filming locations for popular TV shows, including Netflix’s The Witcher series, which recently filmed at Low Force Waterfall in Upper Teesdale.
One such business tapping into the appeal of international productions is Low Key Travel Planning Ltd, who are working with hotels, accommodation providers and tourism businesses to attract UK staycationers to the region with bespoke short break packages.
Working with hotels such as The Manor House Hotel in West Auckland, Low Key Travel Planning offer a start to finish service that includes everything you need for a visit to popular filming locations, and to make the most of your time for a relaxing escape from busy everyday life.
Low Key Travel Planning look forward to welcoming new customers to the region, and to working with hotels and accommodation providers to create unique offerings as staycations continue to be as popular as ever.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Chris Naylor .
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