Land Use Committee hears evidence on tourism and land use
The Land Use Committee holds the twenty first evidence session of its Land Use in England inquiry. In this session it will hear evidence from Richard Denman, Consultant at the Tourism Company. The Committee will hear evidence on how tourism should be integrated into a land use framework.
Meeting details
At 3:30pm: Oral evidence
Inquiry
Land Use in England
Consultant at The Tourism Company
At 4:30pm: Private discussion
Inquiry
Land Use in England
Possible Questions:
- What impacts do you see future trends in UK tourism having on land use?
- The Committee is considering a land use framework for England. How should the impacts of tourism – positive and negative – be factored into this?
- Planning for tourism is sometimes perceived to conflict with other land use priorities, such as agriculture or nature recovery. How can such conflicts be effectively managed in practice and priorities balanced?