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Ribble Valley plans for coaches

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Published: 26 May 2017
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Lancashire’s Ribble Valley is actively planning for more coach groups.

Businesses attending the event included Bretherton Goldline Coaches

Co-ordinated by Steve Reed Tourism, coach-friendly attractions, market towns and accommodation came together at the Foxfields Hotel to look at ways to provide a better service for groups.

The attendees included James Places, Whalley Abbey, The Spread Eagle in Sawley, Melt candle-makers,  Browsholme Hall, Waddow Hall, Clitheroe Castle Museum, David Johns Tour Guide, and Brethertons Goldline Coaches. 

Tom Pridmore, Tourism and Events Officer for Ribble Valley Borough Council, says: “It was great to get some of our top providers get together for this special group travel planning session.

“Everyone contributed to what turned out to be a super and worthwhile day – an event which sets the scene for lots more group bookings for Ribble Valley.”

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