Broughton Sanctuary has been announced as the winner of a business competition with a prize of £21,000 worth of digital marketing support.
Set in the Broughton Hall Estate just outside Skipton, Broughton Sanctuary was recently named on The Cool List from National Geographic as one of the 30 most exciting destinations to visit in 2024.
Also a winner at the Yorkshire Post Tourism Awards in 2023, Broughton Sanctuary offers a range of twenty unique holiday homes and the venue, which has been used as a location for numerous films and TV shows, is also available to rent outright as a holiday residence or wedding venue.
Sam Fletcher, managing director of competition organiser 21Digital, said:
“After launching the competition in October to celebrate our own twenty-first birthday, the agency team worked through over 100 applications before carefully selecting a shortlist of six to proceed to the final judging stage involving presentations and Q&A sessions at 21Digital’s offices.
“We are now incredibly pleased to announce Broughton Sanctuary as the overall winner, while also offering our commendation and thanks to all the other entrants who took part.
“Broughton Sanctuary finally came out on top as it stood out to us because of its impressive heritage, clear vision, and commitment to environmental recovery."
Broughton Sanctuary Commercial Annmarie Whatmough said:
“We are absolutely thrilled to have been selected as the winner of 21Digital’s 21st Birthday Giveaway.
“This generous support will be instrumental in helping us share our vision of wellbeing, sustainability, and reconnection with nature with a wider audience.
“We’re excited to work with 21Digital to elevate our digital presence and welcome even more guests to experience the transformative power of the Sanctuary.”
21Digital is a multi-award-winning agency, specialising in lead generation and ecommerce, providing digital marketing services.

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