Tourism

Forth Valley Food and Drink network is launching a new trail to highlight the region’s local food and drink businesses, free outdoor attractions and picnic areas.

Stranraer Development Trust has marked the unlocking of Scotland today with the launch of a new short film showcasing Stranraer and its stunning location next to Loch Ryan, filmed entirely by drone.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced details of the further relaxation of restrictions across Scotland.

A new campaign has been launched to help hospitality businesses reopen, digitise and grow.

VisitScotland has launched a responsible tourism campaign to raise awareness of the importance of exploring the outdoors responsibly.

The focus is on asking people to leave no trace of their visit and protect Scotland’s stunning countryside. Visitors are asked to think about the impact of their visit - for now and for future generations.

Holiday vouchers, discounts for days out and a marketing fund are included in a new £25 million tourism recovery programme. 

Speaking at the Scottish Tourism Alliance conference, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the funding to support the sector’s recovery from the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

More seasonal rangers, temporary toilets, car parking and campervan facilities will help rural areas to welcome back visitors when coronavirus restrictions are eased.

 More than £25 million is going to disadvantaged and remote communities around Scotland to support regeneration and employment projects.

The money from the Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) will go to 26 projects to tackle inequalities and deliver inclusive growth.  

A new partnership between Alyth Development Trust (ADT) and the Cateran Ecomuseum has secured major funding for a project to inspire the local communities of eastern Perthshire and western Angus to act quickly on climate change.

The partnership plans to use the natural and cultural heritage of the area to help communities switch to more regenerative ways of living.

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