Project to map Perthshire moorland in bid to boost cycle tourism gets underway
Work is under way to begin mapping thousands of miles of tracks and trails in Highland Perthshire in a bid to peddle more cycling holidays in the area.
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2020 year of events will celebrate Scotland’s coasts and waterways and the people shaped by them
Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters 2020 will celebrate the role of lochs, rivers and seas in shaping who Scottish people are and their place in a modern tourism destination.
Residents quiz developers on £10 million Pitlochry Premier Inn application
Residents and business owners in Pitlochry were given a first sneak preview at what a £10 million new chain hotel in the Highland Perthshire town could look like.
Community campaigners keeping fight for answers on Heart 200 tourism funding alive
Campaigners across Perthshire are digging in in their battle for answers on taxpayer funding for a controversial tourist route.
Tay water taxis have become ‘first step’ towards modern vision of river say operators as season concludes
A season of boating on the Tay has been wrapped up, but operators of the water taxi network are already planning on stepping up the river's impact on Perth next year.
Premier Inn announces plans for Pitlochry hotel
Hotel chain Premier Inn has revealed plans for a 105 bedroom hotel in Pitlochry, bringing dozens of jobs to the town.
‘Mystery’ as guests turn up at popular Perth city centre hotel to find it has closed down
Mystery surrounds the future of a prominent Perth hotel which closed suddenly without informing patrons.
Strathmore Hotels profit levels break £1m barrier
The owners of Perth’s historic Salutation Hotel have shrugged off challenging trading conditions to record increases profit and bed occupancy levels.
London Eye rotates backwards for first time to mark end of British Summer Time
The London Eye has rotated backwards for the first time in its history to mark the end of British Summer Time (BST).
V&A Dundee brings in £8.55m and makes £780k surplus in its first year
The charity behind V&A Dundee made a £780,000 surplus in the year the attraction welcomed its first visitors.