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TV licensing reminds hotels


With 2017 set to be another busy year for the UK tourism industry, TV Licensing is appealing to hotels and guest houses in Wales to make the sure they are correctly licensed. Budget hotels, boutique B&Bs, luxury spa resorts or serviced apartments must all be covered by a valid TV Licence if guests or staff are watching TV as it’s broadcast. All viewers who use the iPlayer to watch any BBC programmes must also now be covered by a TV licence after new rules came into force in September.


For many smaller hotels and guesthouses, the cost of a TV Licence is £145.50 a year, the same amount as a private house. Hotels with more than 15 rooms are covered by one licence for the fi rst 15 units, but will need an additional licence for every fi ve thereafter. According to the latest industry fi gures, the UK tourism industry is set to grow further after a bumper year of visits. In 2015/16, tourism


brought in £22billion to the UK economy, with 36.1 million overseas visitors to the UK – up 5% on 20142. In the fi rst six months of 2016, the number of overseas visitors to Wales stood at 450,353– an increase of almost 15 per cent on the same period for the previous year3. Catherine


Griffi th-Williams,


spokesperson for TV Wales, said: “As these fi gures show, the UK’s growing tourism business becoming more competitive, with hoteliers vying to provide ever greater guest satisfaction.


Whether hotels are


providing extras such as Smart TVs or TVs in the bathroom, they all need to be correctly licenced.” Buying a licence is easy, and hoteliers can pay using BACS or electronic transfer. For more information about TV Licensing requirements


for hotels and


accommodation providers, call the TV Licensing businesses team on 0300 790 6124 or visit www. tvlicensing.co.uk/hotels


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Tenovus Cancer Care is delighted to announce the appointment of Paralympic, World and European champion Aled Davies MBE as its brand new Patron. Aled, who won a gold medal in the shot put at the 2016 Rio Paralympics, will not only help the charity to raise funds but also will help them to raise a greater awareness of the work they do every day to help cancer patients and their loved ones. The Welsh athlete said: “I’m truly humbled and honoured to be a Patron for Tenovus Cancer Care.


I’ve been a supporter of the charity for numerous years. I’ve witnessed the incredible work they’ve been doing and have met the amazing team of people behind


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Cardiff & South Wales Advertiser – Friday 20th January 2017 - 17


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