Newquay's Business Improvement District Manager says the town "bucked the trend" for footfall this summer.
Speaking to Radio Newquay, Mark Warren shared that August saw "really strong" visitor numbers, with figures showing this summer was comparable to last year, but he pointed out that people did not spend as much.
The BID Manager says September has been busy and credited local events like last weekend's markets, Harbour Festival, and Summer Finale for helping boost the town.
PRESS PLAY to hear our conversation with Mark Warren.
Boardmasters surfing competition upgraded to QS 4,000 status
Newquay Town Council passes vote of no confidence in South West Water
Facial recognition cameras to be deployed at Boardmasters for first time
Newquay crime levels remain steady as police report rise in shoplifting and public order offences
Free summer music events announced for Newquay
Newquay "open for business" during Boardmasters
Nansledan to host Big Lunch and family fun run
Mid Cornwall Metro sees passenger boost despite launch event train failure
New community shower launched in Newquay
Mixed fortunes in sport as Newquay cricketers are edged out and Newquay AFC teams celebrate
Newquay Carnival Mile Race to return after more than 30 years
Business group calls for “conversation” over car park care home plans
Former Newquay hotel issued with closure order over anti-social behaviour
Mayor of Newquay encourages groups to apply for community grants
Work begins on new play park for central Newquay
Major rescue of two people trapped on cliffs
Newquay Foodbank launches Crowdfunder for low-cost community supermarket
Coastguard reminder after sheep die in cliff incident near Polly Joke
New images released as search continues for missing woman last seen in Cornwall