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UK retail hotspots / Culture Heritage & Tourism
November 2026 release · scrape window 30 Oct - 3 Nov 2026

Where culture heritage & tourism is growing in the UK

10 culture heritage & tourism outlets across 1 brand are in the h3hex Data Store in the November 2026 release. In the local-area tables Birmingham has the most, with 1, or 0.0 per 10,000 residents; the top 10 local areas together hold 10 (100% of outlets with a mapped local area).

Branded outlets tracked10in the Data Store
Brands1on sale in the Data Store
Local areas10with at least one outlet

Outlet and brand counts are the Data Store's: every brand on sale, with every outlet in its file. The local-area and growth tables count the trading outlets in h3hex's master dataset that map to a local area, so their totals can be lower.

Most outlets

Which local areas have the most culture heritage & tourism outlets?

#Local areaOutletsBrands presentPer 10,000 residents
1Birmingham11: SEA LIFE0.0
2Blackpool11: SEA LIFE0.1
3Brighton and Hove11: SEA LIFE0.0
4Dorset11: SEA LIFE0.0
5Great Yarmouth11: SEA LIFE0.1
6King's Lynn and West Norfolk11: SEA LIFE0.1
7Lambeth11: SEA LIFE0.0
8ONS area E0600006511: SEA LIFE0.0
9Trafford11: SEA LIFE0.0
10West Dunbartonshire11: SEA LIFE-

Local areas are local authority districts. Brands present shows how many brands have an outlet there and the five with the most.

Fastest growing

Which local areas added the most culture heritage & tourism outlets?

No local area has at least 5 outlets in this sector for brands present in both releases, so there is no growth table yet.

Net change in outlets for brands present in both releases, for local areas with at least 5 outlets in the sector. No brand in this sector is new to this release.

Method

How these figures are made

Counts are h3hex's own store-by-store record of each brand's published UK locations for the brands listed in the Culture Heritage & Tourism sector of the h3hex data store, November 2026 release (scrape window 30 Oct - 3 Nov 2026), page built 2026-11-12. Closed, pre-opening and head-office records are left out. 0 outlets with no mappable postcode are counted in the totals but not in the local-area tables. 4 districts created in 2023 are shown by their ONS code because the postcode lookup used here carries no name for them. Net change compares this release with the 29 October 2026 edition of the same dataset and reflects openings and closures as well as improved coverage of each brand's own locator. Resident population is Census 2021 usual-resident population by output area, summed to local authority district through the ONS postcode-to-output-area lookup (May 2024). The population table does not join to the lookup for districts in Northern Ireland and Scotland, so outlets per 10,000 residents is shown as - for them.

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Use the data

Prospect site reports assess a single address against these brands, and the data store sells the culture heritage & tourism store lists brand by brand or as a sector bundle.

How many culture heritage & tourism outlets are there in the UK?

h3hex tracks 10 branded culture heritage & tourism outlets from 1 brand in the UK as at the November 2026 release. In the local-area tables, Birmingham has the most, with 1.

Which culture heritage & tourism brands are growing?

No culture heritage & tourism brand present in both releases added outlets between the previous release and the November 2026 release.

Which culture heritage & tourism brands have the most UK outlets?

SEA LIFE (10), as at the November 2026 release.