The Chamber will continue supporting the CHART programme in 2022 so that more Skippers in Torbay will be able to increase the availability to engage with this environmentally important tourist opportunity.

Spot On has been accepted to take part in this years Bluefin Tuna CHART tagging program which with the completion of couple days training means we will be 1 of just 15 boats in the UK LEGALLY allowed to target and catch Bluefin Tuna from August 16 until November. All fish will be handled in…

Ocean Adventures is a new promotional platform for people living in or visiting Torbay, as a one stop adventure shop !! If you are thinking of things to do in Torquay – visit Ocean Adventures. Helping promote local businesses in the tourism sector and offering a variety of friendly, exciting opportunities for activity packages on both sea…

As you are aware, we have been asking as many people to throw their weight behind the campaign to allow catch and release fishing. Torbay is said to have an abundance of the fish, which wouldn’t be caught but instead tagged for scientific research purposes. The Torquay Chamber of Commerce chair, Susie Colley, says the proposed…

Giant Atlantic Bluefin Tuna have been gracing the waters off Torbay each autumn for several years now. The Angling Trust has been working with local fishing charter vessel captains to persuade the Government to adopt a scientifically useful CatcH And Release Tagging (‘CHART’) program for the fish this year.

Torbay Council is getting £750,000 from the Government to start regeneration projects in Torquay. The accelerated funding will allow it to make a start on some of the work ahead of a decision on the full bid expected in eight weeks.

A collaboration of the Chambers of Commerce for Brixham, Paignton and Torquay and the Torbay Business Forum.

Torquay has been offered a Town Deal and will submit detailed business cases to unlock an incredible £21.9m investment from the Towns Fund to drive economic regeneration in the town.