Resources
Supporting information on the district's key sectors.
Visit North Norfolk is the official not-for-profit destination management organisation (DMO) for the north Norfolk area, partnered with North Norfolk District Council.
The role of Visit North Norfolk is to promote the area as a holiday destination and support north Norfolk tourism businesses by helping them to achieve a higher profile than they would alone.
The fully-responsive website and diverse and engaging marketing campaigns help to raise the profile of north Norfolk and its businesses as a popular destination for a holiday or short break in the UK.
Visit North Norfolk is a membership organisation and not-for-profit.
For more details, email membership@visitnorthnorfolk.com.
The Tourism Business Survey is an independent annual survey by Larking Gowen, with the support of Visit Norfolk, Visit Suffolk and Visit Essex.
It is designed to gain valuable insights into the performance and practices of businesses in the Tourism and Leisure industry in East Anglia.
The survey results are used to identify trends and best practices in the industry. You can use this information to inform the development of new products or services, marketing strategies and other business practices that could help your business better meet customers' needs and stay competitive in the market.
The North Norfolk Manufacturing Group (NNMG) has been set up by New Anglia Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering (NAAME) in partnership with North Norfolk District Council.
The group aims to create a powerful voice for the needs of manufacturing and engineering businesses in the district. Outcomes will inform the NAAME board, thus enabling a voice to be heard and to lobby for what businesses need.
The group is also a networking opportunity for businesses to identify collaborations, build supply chains, learn from one another, and embed best practices.
Renaissance of the East Anglian Fisheries is a partnership between public and private sector organisations with a common interest in the future of the fisheries and seafood sector in East Anglia.
Chaired by Peter Aldous MP, REAF was founded on the belief that the local fishing industry and the coastal communities in East Anglia should enjoy the benefits of the rich fisheries off their coast.
REAF aims to ensure a sustainable and profitable future for the East Anglian fishing industry.
Please email info@reaf.uk if you require any further information.
