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19/02/2007
Information on the March programme of workshops is now available. More...16/02/2007
‘Profitable Growth for a sustainable future: A day where strategy meets the bottom line’. Join your colleagues in the tourism and hospitality industry at the Scottish Tourism Week™ 2007 national Industry Conference. More...16/02/2007
If Scottish tourism is to grow by 50%, who and how will we pay for it? More...15/02/2007
Billy Connolly and Fat Boy Slim are making celebrity appearances in an exciting new television advert to encourage more people to take a break in Scotland. The real star though is the Highlands, the latest area to be showcased as part of VisitScotland’s 12 million pounds advertising campaign which has already featured many of Scotland’s beautiful towns, cities and countryside. More...15/02/2007
Now in their 10th year, the Awards for Excellence are the most influential UK awards recognising the positive impact of responsible business in the marketplace, workplace, environment and community. More...15/02/2007
Help is at hand for happy couples who got engaged on Valentine’s Day and are planning to follow in the footsteps of Madonna and Stella McCartney by tying the knot in Scotland. VisitScotland’s first wedding website now offers future brides and grooms everything they need to know about having a special Scottish day. More...15/02/2007
VisitScotland's Scenario Planning team has two new articles: how house prices can influence Scotland’s domestic tourism markets and an analysis of niche markets. More...15/02/2007
Is your business one step ahead of the rest? Do you excel in innovation and can you display initiative? Can you demonstrate that you can combine your commercial needs with those of your customers? If you can answer yes to all of these questions, then the VisitScotland Tourism Business Award of the Year is a must for you and your business. More...14/02/2007
'The Vital Spark' is an international conference about heritage interpretation and could benefit your business. More...14/02/2007
Last chance to book your place at Tourism Innovation Day, Wednesday 21 February at Edinburgh Corn Exchange. In addition to key note speakers, be the first to hear the brand new segmentation of the UK domestic market developed by VisitScotland, which will underpin future marketing activity. More...14/02/2007
Displaying an old Quality Assurance plaque, sticker or advertisement causes confusion amongst visitors and may be an infringement under the Trade Descriptions Act 1968. More...14/02/2007
Catering establishments will now have to tell customers which country their beef comes from. More...14/02/2007
UK hoteliers are missing £192m of potential business by not accommodating deaf and hard of hearing people. More...14/02/2007
Help your environment and get involved in the first Scottish litter pick for six years. More...13/02/2007
Hot Scots are a girl’s best friend and women around the world won’t be disappointed by the finalists in the hunt for this year’s ‘Hottest Scot’. More...13/02/2007
Some of Scotland’s spectacular gardens are opening their gates early this year to offer a rare glimpse of our winter gems. It’s part of the first ever Scottish Snowdrop Festival to showcase the much loved flower and attract more tourists to explore our great outdoors at this time of the year. More...13/02/2007
VisitScotland’s International PR team is celebrating after picking up Platinum, Gold and Silver excellence awards at a glittering ceremony in New York. More...13/02/2007
The Scottish Executive’s consultation period on Scotland’s first Coastal and Marine National Park concluded on 10 January 2007. More...13/02/2007
Businesses are advised to use caution when dealing with booking enquiries that may be potentially fraudulent email scams. More... | 
