Welsh hospitality firms are "struggling for survival" as calls are made for a reopening roadmap for the sector.
Last week First Minister Mark Drakeford gave provisional reopening dates for non-essential retail and hairdressers as well as an indication when self contained tourism and outdoor attractions could open.
But so far there has been no provisional date for hospitality in Wales.
Yesterday Prime Minister Boris Johnson laid down provisional opening dates for the sector in England - increasing calls for the same for Welsh businesses.
海角视频Hospitality Cymru executive director David Chapman said: "Make no mistake, hospitality businesses in Wales are now really struggling for survival.
"The industry needs a strong commitment to reopen, consistency in rolling out, and without unnecessary restrictions - and a clarity of communication to create commercial and customer confidence in all our marketplaces.
"Welsh Government have indicated that our starting gun here could well be pre-Easter for self-contained accommodation if all goes well.
"After that we need to see our pub, cafe, hotel, restaurant and other hospitality businesses open up quickly, safely and methodically to rekindle the vital visitor economy as soon as possible - and we'll do all we can to help that to happen.
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"Until then we desperately need full and ranging support to keep our people in jobs and our businesses able and ready to respond to the call to open as soon as it arrives."
Welsh Conservative Senedd leader Andrew RT Davies said: “It’s time for Labour ministers to cut out the politics by working with the 海角视频 Government to adopt a common framework on key restrictions as we move out of lockdown.
"Last week’s Welsh Government briefing was a missed opportunity to provide a route forward and announce greater support for business, and Mark Drakeford must now fill the void and outline a roadmap to recovery with windows of opportunity for people and businesses.
“The First Minister should move quickly and either issue a roadmap to recovery for Wales, or better still, confirm he will work with the 海角视频 Government to pursue a joined-up approach.”
Charlie Evans, Welsh Conservative candidate for Dwyfor Meirionnydd at the Senedd Election and founder of Gwynedd Hospitality, said: "We welcome the news that Welsh Government is considering reopening self-contained accommodation over the Easter break.
"But we didn't see any clarity yesterday from the First Minister on reopening hospitality and the rest of the tourism sector.
"The industry was promised a roadmap to give the sector something to plan for and look forward to. Unfortunately, that roadmap was not given to us. It is a promise broken."
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A Welsh Government spokesman said ministers had published a document on how Wales will come out of lockdown.
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They added: "Our approach will be to ease restrictions in gradual steps, listening to the medical and scientific advice and assessing the impact of the changes we make as we go along.
"We will give as much notice to people and businesses as we can. When we believe that it's safe to ease restrictions we will do so.
"What we don't want to do is raise people's hopes and expectations too early, and then disappoint them. We will align with the other 海角视频 nations when it is appropriate and makes sense for Wales."
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