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20/08/2007
The Lorient Interceltique Festival ran from 3rd to 12th August and is Europe’s biggest Celtic music event. It attracts around 700,000 people to the town of Lorient in Brittany. This year, Scotland was the festival’s guest of honour – a great opportunity to showcase Scotland to an already enthusiastic audience. More...20/08/2007
The shortlist for Scotland's most-prestigious tourism awards has been announced. More...20/08/2007
The Scottish Tourism Forum’s popular AGM and Open Meeting will be held at Discovery Point in Dundee on Thursday 4 October 2007. The industry Open Meeting (open to all) begins at 11am and will look at the ‘Ingredients for Success for Scottish Tourism’ More...20/08/2007
Scotland’s iconic events and festivals are being used as a draw for affluent visitors from London and the south of England. VisitScotland has created a new website - www.visitscotland.com/liveit - as part of a range of marketing activity targeting these hard to reach consumers. More...17/08/2007
VisitScotland is asking regular Scottish visitors to nominate their favourite cafes to create The Scottish Café Trail – a new initiative designed to inspire other visitors and promote Scotland in new light. More...16/08/2007
Scotland’s iconic events and festivals are being used as a draw for affluent visitors from London and the south of England. VisitScotland has created a new website - www.visitscotland.com/liveit - as part of a range of marketing activity targeting these hard to reach consumers. More...16/08/2007
Tourist Board Training is offering individuals the opportunity to visit Latvia on a study visit. More...16/08/2007
People 1st will be holding a forum on 11th September to look at the area of hospitality supervision and the content and provision for skills development. These forums are essential for continual professional development, keeping you up-to-date and ensuring you are involved with the content and delivery of learning. More...16/08/2007
Book now for the Scottish Enterprise Executive Development Learning Journey to Klaus Kobjoll’s award-winning Schindlerhof Hotel in Nuremberg, Germany and get an early bird discount. More...16/08/2007
Scottish Enterprise’s next series of Tourism Masterclasses, due to be held during 2007/2008, held in partnership with Gleneagles Hotel, commence in November 2007. All Masterclasses will be held at the wonderful venue of Gleneagles Hotel, Perth and below you will find further details on the forthcoming events and how to book your place to avoid disappointment. More...16/08/2007
Scottish Enterprise’s Sustainable Tourism Conference will take place on 2 October 2007 hosted by well-known writer and broadcaster, Muriel Gray. This event aims to promote good practice and will provide first hand accounts in sustainable tourism success from a wide range of tourism speakers. More...16/08/2007
The Scottish Enterprise Tourism Management Development Programme 2007/2008 will shortly commence, consisting of National Conferences, Executive Seminars, Learning Journeys, Masterclasses, Business Insights and many more local courses and partner events. The first of these events will be the Sustainable Tourism Conference, which will take place in October 2007. More...16/08/2007
Pride & Passion is delighted to announce the new communities where our next Challenges will be located. In the north, they’ll be beavering away in Orkney, Dufftown and Keith, while further south Pitlochry, Peebles and Balloch will be getting it on in the name of the visitors…and in the name of better business, of course! More...16/08/2007
Updates from VisitScotland's Scenario Planning team. More...14/08/2007
VisitScotland is seeking to take advantage of the high volume of consumers who visit Tourist Information Centres (TICs) by running seasonal prize draws to obtain personal, loyalty and interest information on consumers for future communications, and prizes are required for these seasonal competitions. More... | 
