This is £25,000,000 project, which includes £5,000,000 Single Programme funding. The project aims to refurbishment the Hancock Building based in Newcastle into a regional flagship Museum, which will transform the visitor experience. The museum is scheduled to open on 23 May 2009.
This is a £7,000,000 project, which includes £2,400,000 Single Programme funding. Managed by the RSPB, Europe's largest wildlife charity with over 1 million members, the project incorporates a Wild Bird Discovery Centre, which will be the largest in the UK. The centre opened in March 2009.
The Regional Tourism Team have developed the Regional Investment monitor in order to capture significant developments and the impact they will have on the region.
Information is gathered from as many sources as possible including Sub Regional Partners, local Tourism Officers, Planning Applications and any details found in local publications and newspapers.
Only developments that would make a significant impact on the regional tourism product, namely those with a value of more than £100,000 are included.
The two spreadsheets below contain the most up to date known tourism investment in the North East. The first sheet looks at those with a direct impact, i.e. will have an influence on visitors decision to visit the region while the second looks at those which will have an indirect impact, i.e. those that will not directly influence a visit but will enhance the visitors experience while in the region.
Annual reports are also published to capture a snapshot of levels of investment at a specific time. Reports for the last two years can be found below.
If you are aware of any development not included in this list please contact ian.thomas@onenortheast.co.uk with details.
Hows Business Survey 2009
tourism business action plan
self catering occupancy report 2009
A description of the history of STEAM and the inputs used.
The findings from the 2007 Tourism Business Panel - a collection of over 200 tourism businesses of all types from across the north east England region. The report provides information on business confidence, business performance, visitors and employment.
Trends data for serviced accommodation properties with breakdowns by Sub Region, type, tariff and rating.
Tees Valley Visitor Survey looking at visitor profiles, satisfaction and expenditure
Tees VALLEY steam Analysis 2006
attractions monthly update
Serviced Annual Occupancy report 2009
Self Catering occupancy report 2008
Breakdown of the Heritage visitor taken from the Regional Visitor Survey
Heritage Attractions Research
Additional breakdown concerning International Visitors taken from the Regional Visitor Survey
Quarterly snapshot of tourism performance at a national and regional level
Tees Valley Visitor Survey 08
Where do visitors come from?
How do they book their trips?
Who do they travel with and how long do they stay?
Report looking at how we maximise the potential of the heritage market for tourism
Quarter 3 2009 performance summary
How's Business survey quarter 3 2010