The deputy tourism minister for Wales was this week asked to provide Welsh holiday parks with a reopening date so they can plan for the season ahead.
Welsh Government has said it is considering allowing self contained accommodation and outdoor attractions to open from the Easter weekend.
But no confirmation has been given at this stage with an update expected at the March 12 coronavirus briefing by Welsh Government.
In England, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has laid out a roadmap with an April 12 opening date for self contained accommodation like caravans and cottages.
This week Clwyd West MS Darren Millar called on Welsh Government to provide Welsh holiday parks with clarity.
The Welsh Association of Visitor Attractions (WAVA) has also asked for a clear roadmap to reopening with key dates to enable tourism businesses to plan for the future.
Ms Mr Millar asked deputy tourism minister Dafydd Elis-Thomas at the Senedd: "As you will know, in Conwy and Denbighshire, we rely heavily on tourism as an industry, and we have amongst the very best holiday caravan sites and campsites in the whole of the United Kingdom.
“Operators tell me that it's very important that they have a clear understanding of when they will be able to reopen again, and if there is going to be a phased reopening, it does need to be cognisant of the fact that many people are owners of the caravans on those individual sites and will want to avail themselves of the facilities that they are paying for.
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“What is your estimation is of the dates on which these holiday caravan parks will be able to reopen their businesses so that people can plan to enjoy their holidays once again here in Wales?”
In response Mr Elis-Thomas said: "W e have taken a firm line that everything we do has to be within the context of public health.
“I'm aware that our neighbouring Government in England has decided to announce dates.
"Welsh Government will not be announcing dates, and I certainly don't intend to announce this afternoon any dates.
"But I will certainly take on board your point that we should make sure that all our businesses who provide such a valuable way of enjoying the Welsh countryside, as is provided by the caravan and camping sites—that all these businesses are informed in good time when opening will happen.”
Speaking after the meeting, Darren added: “These businesses need time to prepare for a reopening and they are incredibly frustrated that the Welsh Government is giving them no indication at all as to when this may be, particularly when tourism businesses in other parts of the 海角视频 have been provided with indicative dates.
"They have suffered enough in the past 12 months and deserve better.”
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Ashford Price, chairman of Dan Yr Ogof Showcaves and the PR officer for WAVA, added: "This situation is untenable and cannot continue.
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"Welsh Government must now listen to the calls from WAVA and other tourism industry bodies and set out a clear roadmap for reopening.
"While we all understand that no dates can by fully guaranteed and will be subject to virus levels continuing to fall, it is now time for a commitment from Welsh Government to the hundreds of businesses that make up the Welsh tourism industry which employes some 12% of the Welsh workforce."
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