'Snowdonia 360' keen to hear from businesses that represent the best things to do, best places to stay, best pubs, restaurants and shops in North Wales

It takes in a vast range of places to visit ranging from internationally recognised hotspots to hidden gems way off the hidden track.

Following a relaunch earlier this month, Attractions of Snowdonia - the team behind ‘Snowdonia 360' - is once again opening up partnering opportunities with businesses.

Jonathan Williams-Ellis, chair of Attractions of Snowdonia and Snowdonia 360, said: “When we launched earlier this year, we already had a number of partnerships in place under a tiered system.

"Our plan was to build on this as the initiative gathered momentum and whilst this has temporarily been on hold, we’re very much stepping this idea up once again.

“We want to hear from businesses that offer visitors something a little different or that really showcase its own sense of place in Snowdonia or North Wales.

"Ideally, we're looking for businesses that represent the best things to do, best places to stay, best pubs, restaurants, cafés and bars and best shops and hire services.”

Anyone can access the website www.snowdonia360.com and create their own itinerary and are encouraged to share their path, passions, profile and experiences on an open online sharing platform attached to the site.

Jonathan added: “The concept of the staycation is inevitably gathering mass appeal as foreign travel becomes increasingly restricted. We want to capture that potential audience and provide them with a complete visual package of the very best this region has to offer."

Attractions of Snowdonia is a consortium of 29 leading North West Wales attractions, established some 30 years ago.

Snowdonia 360 aims to capture the attention and take up of groups ranging from families to couples, single travellers, cyclists, caravan enthusiasts, adventure seekers, food lovers, historical aficionados and more.