Aberdeen cafe wins top tourism award
A unique bus-turned-cafe, situated on the shores of Aberdeen beach has been given a top tourism award.
A unique bus-turned-cafe, situated on the shores of Aberdeen beach has been given a top tourism award.
Transport Scotland has been urged to ensure brown tourist attraction signs are accessible - and affordable - for all businesses.
It comes as no surprise that Skye is one of the top locations to visit in Scotland.
He is known for his chirpy advice - but now lovable cartoon character Donald from Skye has flown the nest to China.
Gaelic could add more than £82 million per year to tourism, Visit Scotland revealed yesterday.
A Deeside tourist attraction has scooped a top award.
Moray Council’s governing administration has backed a tourism tax for the region in an attempt to bolster investment in under-pressure services.
A Moray distillery that lay dormant for more than a decade has now gained five-star approval from Visit Scotland.
Calls are being made for north-east businesses to become more digitally savvy so they can cash in on the tourism boom hitting the UK.
It has been hailed as a gamechanger for the holiday trade in the north Highlands.
National tourism bosses have spoken out about the impact large numbers of wind turbines could be having on visitors to Speyside.
A world premiere stage production of a 15th Century Scots poem will be one of the main attractions at a Moray arts extravaganza.
VisitScotland’s chief executive yesterday claimed tourism in the Highlands was “in a very good place” and insisted “Scotland is open all year round”.
An award-winning attraction is hoping to take visitors on a journey into Peterhead’s past with a new audio tour.
A new scheme to create a network of whale-watching spots up and down the west coast could create jobs and boost the economy.
A leading tour operator has warned Highland Council’s controversial parking charges plan could hamper tourism.
A Balmedie businessman has voiced his anger at tourist signs on the new dual carriageway claiming the village has been “totally ignored”.
A rare blended malt made from whisky from eight Islay distilleries has officially been launched.
A dozen tourism experts from Canada are due to tour Speyside next week in order to sell the region as a holiday destination.
Gardens and estates in Moray are expecting a blossoming start to the summer tourist season with the launch of a flower show.
A glamping bothy which was up for a national award last year has been given retrospective planning permission.
An arts festival on the Moray Firth coast will return later this year to provide a tourism boost to the region.
A special map celebrating Scotland’s connections to the silver screen has been created by a tourism body ahead of Hollywood’s biggest night.
A former north-east railway station which has been transformed into a tourist shop has landed a major accolade.
Tickets for an extravaganza to celebrate whisky from Speyside have been selling in record time.
Tourism in Moray has been given a funding boost to promote the region as “Scotland in miniature”.
A historic stencil, used to mark whisky barrels in Moray almost a century ago, has been named in an exclusive set of items.
Bilingual pupils at a Moray school have used their artistic talents to promote Scotland to an international audience.
Speyside's Malt Whisky Trail could form the backbone of a tourist trail in Moray to rival the North Coast 500.
Tourism levels in the north-east soared last year with three major attractions in Aberdeenshire recording remarkable visitor numbers.
More than £125million will be ploughed into Moray's blossoming tourism industry over the next three years.
The tourist information office in the centre of Inverness is preparing for a relocation from its current home.