Scotland Hour 2013: A Month By Month Guide
Scottish travel and tourism Twitter chat #scotlandhour takes place on the last Wednesday of each month, 9-10pm GMT. Read more
Scottish travel and tourism Twitter chat #scotlandhour takes place on the last Wednesday of each month, 9-10pm GMT. Read more
Scotland Hour is a monthly Twitter travel and tourism chat which takes place on the last Wednesday of every month, from 9-10pm GMT. Read more
We came across St. Mary’s Market in Edinburgh, (directly outside St. Mary’s Cathedral next to John Lewis and across from the Omni Centre) a couple of months ago although it’s been running weekly since the Spring. It’s a community market place, a traditional market with a community focus. Read more
Scotland Hour took part in Social Media Week Glasgow on Wednesday 26th September, in a session called, “How To Grow Your Idea Online”. Read more
What’s a cookie and why should you care? Essentially, it’s a form of website tracking, be it monitoring browsing behavior, purchasing patterns or your activity on the wider web.
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Edinburgh’s 5 Star, award-winning Visitor Attraction The Scotch Whisky Experience is to become an Edinburgh Festival Fringe venue for the first time this year. Read more
Destination Organisation Love Loch Lomond has teamed up with media producer Paul Saunders to produce a series of five 20-minute audio guide podcasts to capture a real flavour of the destination, including features and interviews, focusing on some of the most interesting things to see and do in and around Loch Lomond. Read more
Glasgow Museums have embraced the mobile technology sector to produce an audio guided tour App for the iPhone for Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, which launched on Tuesday 26th June. The new App has gone on sale on iTunes, to be shortly followed by an Android version. Read more
The Tourism Industry Leadership Group has developed a new strategy, launched in Edinburgh on Tuesday 19th June, with the key message, “Quality is Key to Success”. A collaborative effort from right across Scotland’s tourism industry, the strategy claims to have quality, value for money and exceeding customer expectations at its core.
There’s a new giant on the Loch Ness horizon from this week (11th June 2012) with the launch of the majestic Jacobite Warrior, the biggest loch-based cruise ship in Scotland, set to carry up to 1,500 tourists a day. Read more
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“Having worked with Lesley on a number of key tourism projects, I can safely say that she is one of the most conscientious, results driven tourism professionals I’ve had the pleasure to collaborate with. Lesley instantly “gets it” and sees not only the strategic picture but also the practical elements of each project. She applies a logical approach and will only ever deliver the highest quality input. Her appreciation of both large and small business issues and the positive impact that great marketing can have is an invaluable attribute. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed working on projects with her.”
Aileen Lamb
Tourism & Creative Economy Manager, Scottish Enterprise