Top Travel Experiences in Hull and East Yorkshire Awarded at REYTAs Ceremony

Published on November 23, 2025

Stars of Tourism from Hull and East Yorkshire also paid tribute to the Hull and East Yorkshire Tourism Stars at the 15th Annual Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards (REYTAs) at the Connexin Live Arena. The outstanding achievements of individuals, destinations and experiences that are foundational to making this area one of the most desired tourist destinations in the United Kingdom were presented in Hull and East Yorkshire. The awards presented in Hull and East Yorkshire concentrated specifically on the outstanding services, attractions, and culture that the city and East Yorkshire have to offer.

An event to celebrate and remember the achievements of the tourism industry in Hull and East Yorkshire. The REYTAs have grown over the years to be one of the most important events, over the years and have received many awards. The event has many in the industry, from hotels and restaurants to excursions and attractions, all helping to enhance the city.

Prestigious awards ceremonies take place at the Connexin Live arena, which is a major West Yorkshire attraction, in the location’s first shining celebration of the awards. Other awards handed at the event include Best Visitor Experience, Best Hotel, Best Tourist Attractions, Best Restaurant, etc. This year’s awards nominees included the best in the region’s tourism service providers, exemplifying the customer service dedication Hull and East Yorkshire is famous for.

Celebrating the Service Excellence Recognition across Hull and East Yorkshire.

Of the many tourism events, the REYTA awards is of immense prestige, reflecting and showcasing the depth and variety of the region. Hull, the city of culture, is also continuing to expand as a major tourism spot, both internationally and domestically. Attractions like the Hull Maritime Museum, the Deep Aquarium, the Old Town, and many other sites, offer a dynamic assortment of history, culture, and entertainment.

East Yorkshire is known for its countryside, coastal, and market towns with multiple experiences to offer. This area is home to the beautiful beach of Bridlington and the wonderful Wold area. Because of the hospitality and the welcoming nature of the people, this area attracts people looking for culture, nature, or just to relax. East Yorkshire is known for its natural beauty.

The tourism in this area is of the highest standard, and the REYTAs demonstrate that level of quality in the supporting tourism of Hull and East Yorkshire. This serves to educate travelers to the area of the high level establishments and services offered.

Hull tourism continues to gain recognition, especially since winning the UK City of Culture award in 2017. This award is a fit for Hull, and the REYTAs ceremony best expresses the combination of the culture, history, and current attractions of Hull.

The Hull Maritime Museum is a popular attraction in Hull and a major part of the city’s maritime history and culture, highlighting Hull’s past as one of the largest port cities in the country. Another family favorite is The Deep, one of the most prestigious aquariums in the country and a winner of multiple awards. The Deep has educational exhibits and stunning displays of marine life. Also, Hull’s Old Town with its paved streets, distinct shops, and historical sites offer a walk through the city’s history.

The REYTAs also recognize dining and hospitality in Hull. A growing selection of dining and accommodation establishments have opened in Hull to offer international and local cuisine to meet the needs of travelers. The city with plenty of winners in the Best Restaurant and Best Hotel categories demonstrates its hospitality and culinary excellence, appealing to travelers looking for fine dining during their hospitality stay.

East Yorkshire’s Appeal as a Tourism Destination

The scenic countryside, beautiful coastlines, quaint villages, and Bridlington, a popular seaside town, contribute to the area’s strong appeal for tourists. Bridlington has family-friendly beaches and leisure activities, and numerous historical sites which have made the town a popular destination. The town offers a vibrant seafront and a charming promenade which creates a welcoming atmosphere for tourists and locals.

The Wolds is recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers a gentle getaway for those wishing to appreciate the region’s incredible scenery. There are gentle hills, wildflower meadows, and beautiful villages to appreciate. Hiking, cycling, birdwatching, and nature walking are of the many outdoor pursuits available, making East Yorkshire a foremost outdoor destination.

Historical towns and sites are plentiful in the Wolds, and include the stunning Beverley Minster, the active market, and the ancient town of Howden. These patrons combine the old and the new to form a delightful town, and offer patrons a spot to relax. East Yorkshire is perfect for travellers of any pursuit and has a relaxing coastal resort to enjoy.

The REYTAs highlight the outstanding achievements of the region and the importance of the growing tourism industry for the local economy. More patrons are visiting East Yorkshire and Hull. They are contributing to the growth of employment opportunities in the area and the development of local businesses. Tourism is an important factor for the economic growth of the area as hotels, restaurants, transport services and retailers all gain from an increase in patrons visiting the area.

The REYTAs allow for tourism businesses to network, exchange ideas, and work on joint projects to improve the availability of services offered to visitors in the area. As East Yorkshire and Hull continue to grow as tourist hotspots, the awards ceremony focuses on marketing the area and inviting prospective tourists to experience the region’s offerings.

What is in Store for Hull and East Yorkshire’s Tourism?

The positive predictions for Hull and East Yorkshire’s tourism complex come with the ongoing growth of tourism in the area. The REYTAs are central to celebrating the work of tourism businesses in the area, and as more businesses receive recognition, the area is more likely to be identified as a key tourist location. Hull and East Yorkshire’s tourism is set to grow as the area attracts more tourists to its authentic beauty, rich history, and lively culture.