Tourist destinations

Card machines for the UK's busiest visitor towns

A harbour pitch in St Ives, a Fringe bar in Edinburgh and a race-day marquee in Chester all fail in different ways. These pages set out how each destination actually trades — the season, the signal, the visitor mix — and the Teya setup that holds up there.

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Destination guides

43 of the UK's busiest visitor destinations, each with its own trading pattern and its own payment problem to solve.

London

Greater London

Known for the UK's biggest visitor market, trading every month of the year.

Edinburgh

Scotland

Known for the Royal Mile, the Castle and the August festivals.

Bath

Somerset

Known for the Roman Baths, Georgian architecture and a compact walkable centre.

York

North Yorkshire

Known for the Minster, the Shambles and the city walls.

Brighton

East Sussex

Known for the seafront, the Lanes and a year-round events calendar.

Blackpool

Lancashire

Known for the Pleasure Beach, the Tower and the Illuminations.

Oxford

Oxfordshire

Known for the colleges, museums and punting on the Cherwell.

Cambridge

Cambridgeshire

Known for the colleges, the Backs and river punting.

Liverpool

Merseyside

Known for the waterfront, Beatles heritage and a big events calendar.

St Ives

Cornwall

Known for the harbour, the beaches and Tate St Ives.

Newquay

Cornwall

Known for surf beaches, coastal activities and stag and hen trade.

Windermere

Cumbria

Known for Lake Windermere, cruises and Lake District walking.

Stratford-upon-Avon

Warwickshire

Known for Shakespeare's birthplace, the RSC and riverside walks.

Chester

Cheshire

Known for the Rows, the Roman walls and the racecourse.

Scarborough

North Yorkshire

Known for two bays, the castle and traditional seaside trade.

Bournemouth

Dorset

Known for seven miles of beach, the pier and summer air festival.

Keswick

Cumbria

Known for Derwentwater, fell walking and the northern Lakes.

Llandudno

Wales

Known for the Victorian promenade, the pier and the Great Orme.

Tenby

Wales

Known for the walled town, harbour beaches and Caldey Island boats.

Canterbury

Kent

Known for the Cathedral, medieval streets and continental day-trip trade.

Gower Peninsula

Swansea, South Wales

Known for Rhossili Bay, Three Cliffs and the UK's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Pembrokeshire Coast

West Wales

Known for the only coastal national park in Britain, with St Davids, Barafundle and the Coast Path.

Cornwall

South West England

Known for the county-wide surf, harbour and beach economy from Padstow to the Lizard.

North Devon

South West England

Known for Woolacombe, Croyde, Ilfracombe harbour and the Exmoor coast.

English Riviera

Torbay, Devon

Known for Torquay, Paignton and Brixham harbour, with a UNESCO Global Geopark coastline.

Dartmoor

Devon

Known for open moorland, tors and stone-built villages inside a national park.

Jurassic Coast

Dorset and East Devon

Known for a World Heritage coastline from Exmouth to Studland, with Lyme Regis and Durdle Door.

Isle of Wight

South Coast

Known for Cowes Week, the Needles and eighty kilometres of coast reached only by ferry.

Snowdonia

North Wales

Known for Yr Wyddfa, Zip World and the busiest mountain visitor economy in Britain.

Anglesey

North Wales

Known for beaches, the coastal path and the Menai Strait sailing scene.

Northumberland Coast

North East England

Known for Bamburgh, Alnwick, Holy Island and empty AONB beaches.

Whitby

North Yorkshire

Known for the Abbey, the harbour, fish and chips and Goth Weekend.

Norfolk Broads

East of England

Known for boat hire, waterside pubs and the Great Yarmouth seafront.

Cotswolds

South West and Midlands

Known for honey-stone villages, Bourton, Bibury and a heavy international coach circuit.

Glasgow

Scotland

Known for live music, the Merchant City and Scotland's biggest event and stadium calendar.

St Andrews

Fife, Scotland

Known for the Old Course, the university town and a world golf pilgrimage.

Inverness & Loch Ness

Highlands, Scotland

Known for the gateway to Loch Ness, the North Coast 500 and Highland touring.

Isle of Skye

Highlands, Scotland

Known for the Cuillin, the Quiraing, Portree harbour and the most visited island in Scotland.

Oban & Argyll

Argyll, Scotland

Known for the seafood capital of Scotland and the ferry gateway to the Hebrides.

Kent Coast

Kent, South East

Known for Margate's Turner-era revival, Whitstable oysters and the Thanet beaches.

Sussex Coast

East & West Sussex, South East

Known for Eastbourne, Hastings Old Town, Rye and the Chichester Harbour sailing coast.

Suffolk Coast

Suffolk, East of England

Known for Southwold, Aldeburgh, Dunwich and the Heritage Coast.

Essex Coast

Essex, East of England

Known for Southend seafront, Mersea Island oysters and the Frinton and Walton family beaches.

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