Ambassadors of outstanding natural beauty.
Tourism Swansea Bay (TSB) has been successful in gaining additional funding from the Swansea Rural Development Partnership (RDP) to further develop the Gower Ambassador programme. TSB took on the project of coordinating the Gower Ambassadors in July 2018. Since then the programme has grown from strength to strength and is continuing to evolve and recruiting…
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Tourism trade association Tourism Swansea Bay was invited to speak in Llandudno last week on the 20th June at the first ever Tourism Ambassadors for Wales Conference organised by the Next Tourism Generation Project at Cardiff Metropolitan University and Snowdonia National Park Authority. The event was hosted by Iwan Thomas, the CEO of PLANED (Pembrokeshire…
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Gower Ambassadors were recently invited to attend the launch of the Swansea Bay Without A Car project. The project is an effort to promote Swansea Bay as a beacon of sustainable transport and green travel for tourists who want to explore and discover all of Swansea Bay, including its stunning rural areas of Gower and…
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Gower Ambassadors we were recently out with Gower AONB learning from Dark Sky Wales how to use Sky Quality Meters to measure the darkness of the night sky. Tourism Swansea Bay kindly hosted a talk and session before heading out around the village of Parkmill to give the SQMs a try. A group of Gower Ambassadors will be…
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Today we have been learning how to post on the Gower Ambassador blog and facebook page! Learning how to add text and links to posts, how to add images and videos. We’ve also looked at how to post on the ambassador facebook page. As more ambassadors learn how to add content, expect to see a…
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Three Cliffs & Gower
Why not take a nice walk around King Arthur’s Stone and take in the spectacular views with a 360 degree view point and on a clear day like today you can see Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons also the other way you can see as far as England. Ambassador Richie Saunders 22.2.19
Primula vulgaris showing first signs of coming spring on my favourite clifftop walk around Tor in early February. Although checking my pics I see that last Spring my first sighting was 30th December 2017. Geoff Wildman
