7 September 2026
Why autumn matters to the Brecon Beacons visitor economy
Autumn events, dark skies and local collaboration can extend the visitor season and support tourism businesses across the Brecon Beacons.
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BUSINESS SUPPORT
Tourism is full of updates, schemes and guidance. We read them, check what matters and share the useful parts in plain language for businesses across Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.
KNOWLEDGE LIBRARY
Search the published collection or browse the latest updates from BBT and our tourism partners. We keep the source clear, explain why it matters and point you towards useful next steps.
7 September 2026
Autumn events, dark skies and local collaboration can extend the visitor season and support tourism businesses across the Brecon Beacons.
Read more2 September 2026
Hay Castle Trust has joined BBT, bringing heritage, exhibitions, a café, venue hire and a lively programme of events at the heart of Hay-on-Wye.
Read more2 September 2026
Meet new BBT member Penderyn Community Centre: a refurbished community hub, Hiker’s Hub café, meeting venue and welcoming base for Waterfall Country.
Read more19 August 2026
What the TXGB liquidation and closure of the VisitBritain Shop mean for tourism businesses, what is still operating and the practical checks businesses should…
Read more16 August 2026
Crickhowell rewards an extra night, with independent shops, local food, walking, heritage and the southern Black Mountains all within easy reach.
Read more10 August 2026
Dark skies are part of the area's visitor offer, supporting year-round stays, local experiences and a wider understanding of why protecting the night matters.
Read more4 August 2026
A warm, tongue-in-cheek guide to making the most of Brecon Jazz weekend, from tickets and food to water, transport, free music and keeping the…
Read more31 July 2026
Family-run Y Castell in Llangadog is celebrating Two AA Rosettes for Culinary Excellence and a Four Gold Star Inn rating following its restoration.
Read more30 July 2026
The first Llandovery Creative Workshops Weekend brought visitors, local creatives and independent businesses together for a well-supported weekend across the town.
Read more28 July 2026
The Old Railway Line Garden Centre is celebrating Gold and First Place for its Gardening for Wellbeing show garden at the 2026 Royal Welsh…
Read more28 July 2026
The 2026 Royal Welsh Show closed after four days of livestock, farming, food, entertainment and rural celebration, with the next Show dates already set.
Read more23 July 2026
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Authority has appointed Owen Derbyshire as its new Chief Executive, with the role due to begin in January 2027.
Read more17 July 2026
The Old Railway Line Garden Centre has been named Best Garden Centre in the Midlands, Wales and the West at the Garden Centre Association…
Read more16 July 2026
Visitors can travel 300 feet underground at Big Pit National Coal Museum for free this summer, with the usual charge for its world-famous underground…
Read more10 July 2026
Brecon Mountain Rescue volunteers answer callouts throughout the year. Beat the Beacons on 3 October 2026 is a practical way to support the team…
Read more2 July 2026
Cynefin, the new Welsh Sheep Village, made its Royal Welsh Show debut in 2026, celebrating the breeds, skills, food and rural communities connected with…
Read more2 July 2026
The Longest Yarn: Britain at War will bring its remarkable 80-metre textile exhibition to St Mary’s Priory Church in Abergavenny in 2027.
Read more1 July 2026
Three more years of Nature Networks Fund support will continue curlew recovery work across Bannau Brycheiniog and strengthen the habitats on which this threatened…
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