It is a pleasure to serve under the chairmanship of Mr Robertson. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for St Austell and Newquay on securing this debate. The tourism industry contributes over £70 billion to the UK economy, employing directly 1.6 million people and indirectly more than 3 million. In response to the pandemic, the Government introduced various measures including furlough schemes, self-employed support, loan schemes, retail, hospitality and leisure grants, and VAT cuts. Despite these efforts, urban areas continue to struggle with low occupancy rates. The Chancellor announced one-off top-up grants worth up to £9,000 per property for businesses in November 2020 and a further £594 million discretionary fund to support impacted businesses. I encourage local authorities to be generous in awarding grants to sub-sectors that have not been able to access such funds previously. As the vaccination campaign progresses, the Government will continue to stand by the tourism sector through recovery, focusing on reopening businesses as soon as possible and stimulating demand through marketing campaigns. The Government is also committed to developing a sustainable, innovative, and data-driven tourism industry in the long term.