The Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards (REYTAs) made a dazzling return last night (Thursday, November 14) with an awards ceremony at Bridlington Spa to celebrate excellence in the region’s tourism industry. Now in its 14th year, the REYTAs brought together Hull and East Yorkshire's tourism community for an evening honouring the outstanding individuals, attractions, and hospitality businesses that make the area a vibrant visitor destination. Chris Blacksell, chair of Visit Hull and East Yorkshire (VHEY), said: “The REYTAs are more than an awards night - they’re a powerful reminder of the passion, creativity, and resilience within our tourism sector.
“Each finalist and winner reflects the dedication that makes Hull and East Yorkshire such an inspiring place for visitors and locals alike.” With 71 finalists competing across a variety of categories, the event recognised the best in local tourism. Among the night’s biggest achievements was Broadgate Farm Cottages, taking home two honours - the Remarkable Self-Catering Accommodation of the Year and Remarkable Accessible and Inclusive Tourism Award.
Judges praised the “welcoming atmosphere and serene surroundings create a sanctuary for relaxation”. They said: “What truly sets Broadgate apart is their commitment to inclusivity, providing adaptable facilities that cater to diverse needs.” Humber Street Sesh was awarded the Remarkable Tourism Event of the Year, with judges applauding Sesh for “bringing a phe.
