a beautiful view, llandudno peer. it is the longest peerin llandudno peer.tspot for tourism. we are expecting a real boost. new figures compiled for the bbc and bbc breakfast show we will get a boost of £9 billion this summer alone as a result of domestic tourism. places like this are going to benefit stop 62% of us are going to take summer holidays in the uk rather than going abroad. that compares to 40% that would ordinarily do so pre—pandemic days. all of this means you will get extra money for the economy. something like £30 billion will flow into the economy and 3 billion will come straight here to north wales and probably into, one would hope, into some of your arms. you are the general manager of the pier. thank you forjoining us. how busy do you expect it to be? exceptionally busy. we had an exceptionally _ expect it to be? exceptionally busy. we had an exceptionally busy - we had an exceptionally busyjune and july— we had an exceptionally busyjune and july has carried on in trend. with— and july has carried on in trend. with the — and july has carri

let's talk to nikki small — who runs an independent craft shop, ewe felty thing — in llandudno.really. glad that we might be able to open - of restrictions? next, really. glad that we might be able to open a l that we might be able to open a little bit more, but also i would be quite happy to go more cautiously as well. i think we have worked really hard over the past 18 months to keep everybody safe. certainly, as a business will close a few days earlier and we had been much more cautious in hour opening, just because our demographic is quite vulnerable, i'm quite vulnerable, and so we want to make sure that nobody comes to harm through coming in andjoining in nobody comes to harm through coming in and joining in at the shop. you in and 'oining in at the shop. you have in and joining in at the shop. you have some _ in and joining in at the shop. you have some health _ in and joining in at the shop. you have some health issues, which means that you are a bit immunocompromised. how vulnerable has that made you feel?— has that made you feel? quite, especially _ has that made you f

welcome to the seaside resort of llandudno in north wales.where, not all our time in our homes. we're coming to places like this, north wales and cumbria as the most popular places. not devon or dorset or cornwall, which might surprise some people. many places are fully booked, presumably these holiday parks. how do you prepare for a season like this? it has been difficult, especially in the domestic tourism market where we've seen a massive demand coming through. people have had enough, i think, trying to make a booking abroad and realising that it is just a complete waste of time. it is unfair for that individual and now we are getting that footfall and we are hoping we can continue with that where people have had a nice time, they enjoy this type of weather, and they'rejust going to keep coming back and returning year—on—year. how are you managing the demand? lots of people are being sent home. pingdemic is a problem. we feel some of our staff are unfairly getting pinned and have perhaps only been in contact with somebody for a minute or t