A video shot on Llandudno's seafront on Saturday morning has laid bare the impact of local lockdowns on the resort's tourism economy.
New lockdown rules have been imposed on Denbighshire, Flintshire, Conwy and Wrexham following a rise in Covid cases.
It means no one can enter or leave each county without a reasonable excuse and different households can't meet indoors.
This has destroyed the visitor economy - which has hit towns like Llandudno particularly hard - with hotel bookings and restaurant meals cancelled.
On Saturday morning resident Phillip Ashe filmed the town's seafront - which would normally be busy with guests parked up outside the famous stretch of hotels.
But with visitors unable to travel into Llandudno to stay the promenade is instead a 'ghost town'.
Mr Ashe said: “This is from half nine on a Saturday morning in Llandudno.
"There is no way these hotels will survive if this goes on for more than two weeks and let alone the bars, restaurants, coffee shops, gift shops.
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"I can go on, it’s just very sad to see.”
Nathan Cousins, group sales and marketing at the Anderbury Hotel Collection, which operates St George's Hotel, Llandudno, said: "It’s a sad fact that many businesses in Llandudno can’t just rely on the trade from people within Conwy, we need the influx of trade from outside the region.
"As a hotel this is certainly true for us, its terribly sad driving along the promenade and seeing it deserted once again.
"We have been happy to see many locals taking us up on the #KeepitLocal offer to stay in the hotel for just £50 but this is not sustainable and if the local lockdown goes beyond the two weeks then we will serious have to consider what we will do as a business to survive."
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Some hotels and pubs have already announced temporary closures.
The Empire Hotel announced: "Unfortunately, for the second time this year, we have had to take the sad decision to temporarily close our doors.
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"This is due to the recent Welsh government local lockdown in Conwy county."
Welsh Government has been asked to review its travel ban for counties but said it was in place to protect people by reducing the spread of the deadly virus.
They have announced small grants for businesses in local lockdown areas and a £20m dedicated fund for tourism and hospitality.
Economy minister Ken Skates has also called for a 海角视频 wide sector package from the 海角视频 Government.