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Perthshire urged to aim high to reach tourism potential
Tourism in Perthshire could explode this year if the right steps are taken, national industry chiefs believe. (...)
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'Ambitious' study to look at airport upgrade to support Dundee's regeneration
Dundee Airport could be developed into a bigger transport hub as a result of an economic study to be carried out as a matter of urgency. (...)
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Brucefield Boutique's TripAdvisor 'good sleep' award is a dream come true
A bed and breakfast in Arbroath has been named the best place to sleep in Scotland by the world's largest travel website. (...)
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VisitScotland supports 'sensitive' approach to windfarms
Scotland's national tourism organisation, VisitScotland, says it is not against the principle of windfarm development — despite fears from US billionaire Donald Trump that wind turbines will ''destroy landscapes'' and will be ''seriously detrimental to Scotland's fantastic tourism industry''. (...)
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MSP describes rural cash machine charges as a 'tax on tourism'
The introduction of free-to-use cash machines could have a massive impact on rural communities and the benefits they draw from tourism, it has been claimed. (...)
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Scotland's tourism industry expects a break from Disney Pixar's Brave
The opportunities to boost Scottish tourism on the back of a new Disney Pixar film set in the Highlands will be explored at a conference in Perth. (...)
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Case for Perth city status made directly to David Cameron
Perth's bid for city status has received a major boost after the case was made directly to the Prime Minister. (...)
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Fife tourism group to attract £2.25m of cruise ship passengers' money
Fife's economy could be boosted by between £1.1 and £2.25 million if a new group tempts cruise ship passengers into the region. (...)
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Malmaison signs lease to take over the Tay Hotel
Dundee's economic revival has received a major boost with confirmation that a prestigious Malmaison hotel will be moving into the waterfront. (...)
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VIDEO: Glamis Castle's Macbeth features in new VisitScotland advert
One of the jewels in the Angus crown is set to enjoy UK-wide exposure in a new advert. (...)
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'If I wanted to see meerkats, I would have gone to a zoo' — St Andrews Aquarium under fire
One of Fife's top tourist attractions, the St Andrews Aquarium, has come under fire for having ''no interesting fish.'' (...)
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VisitScotland chief excited by tourism potential of V&A museum
The head of VisitScotland says the arrival of the £45m V&A museum could herald a new era for the tourism industry in Tayside and Fife. (...)
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High hopes Scots will be sloping off
Despite an unusually mild start to winter, bosses at one of Scotland's top ski centres are still hopeful of a successful season. (...)
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Documentary makers put Angus in the Chinese TV spotlight
The Angus message is being broadcast to millions of people in China. (...)
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Kerr's Miniature Railway has some big plans
Scotland's oldest miniature railway line is set to be extended, for only the second time in its history. (...)
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Thousands jump at the chance to face the Highland Fling Bungee
A leap into the unknown has proved to be a money spinner for a fledgling Highland Perthshire firm. (...)
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Angus Council says £400,000 Carnoustie Country golf tourism campaign more than pays for itself
Angus Council's finance chief has defended spending on the authority's golf brand, after it was revealed over £400,000 has been invested in the last five years. (...)
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Dundee expecting major interest in Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition
An exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci drawings is predicted to bring tens of thousands of tourists to Dundee in August. (...)
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VisitScotland campaign to bring national TV exposure for Pittenweem
A scenic coastal village's tourism credentials are set for a major boost after it was chosen to feature in a major UK-wide advertising campaign. (...)
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Trading Standards survey finds drinkers still being sold short
Scots are being short-changed when they buy a dram in the pub, a new Trading Standards survey has found. (...)
