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Lake District braces for the return of overnight visitors

Lockdowns cost Cumbria £2bn in tourism revenue last year, but trepidation surrounds what is set to be ‘busiest summer ever’

Carlisle Lake District airport to open for commercial passenger flights in June

Flights from the south of England, Belfast and Dublin to the small regional airport are set to boost tourism to Cumbria

After the floods: how tourism in the Lakes and York hopes to recover

Amid the recovery process, hoteliers, local businesses and regional tourist boards are trying to shape a positive future and are eager to manage misconceptions about travel to the affected areas

Lake District hotel promises guests £100 refund if it rains

Owners of Samling hotel in Windermere offer guests discount if rain interrupts stay - even a light drizzle

Lofty climbs of the Lake District weatherman

Meet Jon Bennett, who carries a weather station up Helvellyn daily to collect data that keeps walkers and climbers safe
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  • A stunning eco-cabin with scenery to match: a winter stay in remote Scotland
  • ‘Kindle a fire and enjoy complete solitude’; a magical winter cottage in Cornwall
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  • The Tudor effect: the English historic houses profiting from Wolf Hall
  • ‘This is perfect’ – my ideal winter cottage, in north Wales
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  • Second to none: why Porto is my number one for a city break in Portugal
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  • Six of the best winter mountain breaks in Europe
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  • A car-free trip around Aberdeenshire: I saw natural beauty I thought was out of reach

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