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Businesses across Lincolnshire are being invited to feed into to new strategic plan for tourism and the visitor economy in the county.

Six workshops are to take tak place across the county in an initiative organised by Destination Lincolnshire, with support from councils across Greater Lincolnshire.

This new plan will be the roadmap that underpins these collective ambitions and will feed in to Visit England and national Government.

There will also be an option to join a virtual workshop online for anyone who is unable to attend, plus an online survey that everyone can fill out to give people the opportunity to be included.

More information and booking links can be found at this link – Destination Lincolnshire.

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