Open call
Sustainable Tourism Project - Newquay
Experience Newquay is looking to commission a range of organisations to deliver cultural events, workshops and activities across Newquay Town Centre.
Background
Experience Newquay is a project promoting sustainable year-round tourism whilst connecting local Cornish communities and visitors with Newquay’s unique identity via cultural activities and
programming. The project will support and promote the local creative, leisure and heritage sectors, by providing a bespoke business training programme and supporting local businesses in the development of sustainable activities and itineraries that appeal to locals and visitors alike.
As part of the project, cultural infrastructure will be installed in Newquay’s town centre to improve and enhance its use. These interventions in the town will drive footfall to wider businesses and
increase dwell time. These experiences will be promoted as a unique attraction to draw visitors to Newquay in the low season.
The main aims of the Experience Newquay project are:
Increase footfall to town centre from October to March
Increase visitor numbers to Newquay area from October to March
Reduce CO2 emissions of visitors (transport) Cultural Commissions
Experience Newquay wants to commission organisations that will:
Develop and deliver events, workshops, talks, exhibition etc in October/November/December 2024
Create installations in Newquay’s town centre
Lead on inclusive engagement with participants and audiences
Leave a permanent and tangible legacy for the town
Create experiences that can be promoted as part of a marketing campaign for out-of-season tourism
Aims of commissions
Ambitious, innovative & exciting
Experiential
Celebrating the unique nature and distinctiveness of the autumn and winter seasons
Change perception of Newquay
Encourages participation
Sustainable and low carbon
Budget
The budget for this project grant is up to £7,500. We encourage organisations to submit proposals for less than the total budget available as value for money will be important.
Budgets must cover all expenses, including but not limited to artist fees, materials, fabrication and installation costs.
Experience Newquay is a project promoting sustainable year-round tourism whilst connecting local Cornish communities and visitors with Newquay’s unique identity via cultural activities and
programming. The project will support and promote the local creative, leisure and heritage sectors, by providing a bespoke business training programme and supporting local businesses in the development of sustainable activities and itineraries that appeal to locals and visitors alike.
As part of the project, cultural infrastructure will be installed in Newquay’s town centre to improve and enhance its use. These interventions in the town will drive footfall to wider businesses and
increase dwell time. These experiences will be promoted as a unique attraction to draw visitors to Newquay in the low season.
The main aims of the Experience Newquay project are:
Increase footfall to town centre from October to March
Increase visitor numbers to Newquay area from October to March
Reduce CO2 emissions of visitors (transport) Cultural Commissions
Experience Newquay wants to commission organisations that will:
Develop and deliver events, workshops, talks, exhibition etc in October/November/December 2024
Create installations in Newquay’s town centre
Lead on inclusive engagement with participants and audiences
Leave a permanent and tangible legacy for the town
Create experiences that can be promoted as part of a marketing campaign for out-of-season tourism
Aims of commissions
Ambitious, innovative & exciting
Experiential
Celebrating the unique nature and distinctiveness of the autumn and winter seasons
Change perception of Newquay
Encourages participation
Sustainable and low carbon
Budget
The budget for this project grant is up to £7,500. We encourage organisations to submit proposals for less than the total budget available as value for money will be important.
Budgets must cover all expenses, including but not limited to artist fees, materials, fabrication and installation costs.