Conwy

The economy of Conwy has traditionally been rooted in tourism, with Conwy Castle, Llandudno Pier, and the Snowdonia National Park drawing visitors year-round. As a result, tourism-related businesses such as hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, and outdoor recreation companies are well-established and continue to thrive. The hospitality sector is particularly prominent, and with a growing focus on eco-tourism, the area has seen an increase in investments in sustainable tourism ventures, such as eco-friendly lodges and green hotels.

With the county being well-positioned to take advantage of offshore wind projects in the Irish Sea, and several initiatives underway to increase green energy production, Conwy is gaining recognition as a growing centre for renewable energy.

Conwy is connected to major cities via the A55 while the Llandudno Junction provides great rail connections to Chester and Manchester, further enhancing accessibility for business and leisure travel. Additionally, Conwy is located near Liverpool John Lennon Airport, expanding its connectivity to both domestic and international markets.