To contribute to economic development through the promotion of year- round tourism whilst ensuring the protection of the natural and built environment the Council will:

1. Seek to improve cross-boundary links and benefits with neighbouring authorities, in line with Policy TOU/2 ‘Location of New Tourism Development’;
2. Resist proposals that would result in the loss of serviced accommodation, in line with Policy TOU/3 ‘Holiday Accommodation Zone’;
3. Control the development of both new sites and extensions to existing sites for chalets, static and touring caravans and camping within the Plan Area, in line with Policies TOU/4 ‘Chalet, Caravan and Camping Sites in the Urban Development Strategy Area’ and TOU/5 Chalet, Caravan and Camping Sites in the Rural Development Strategy Area’;>
4. Support, in principle, proposals for tourism related development that diversify the tourism economy in off-peak seasons whilst sustaining environmental and heritage qualities as set out in Policy TOU/6 ‘Extending the Holiday Season’;
5. Improve connectivity by supporting the delivery of improved links at Foryd Harbour, the Public Rights of Way Improvement Plan, and improvements to the Wales Coastal Path, in line with Strategic Policy STR/1 – ‘Sustainable Transport, Development and Accessibility’ and Policy TOU/6 – ‘Extending the Holiday Season’.