What do you get out of participating in #Scotlandhour? Share your feedback with the Scotlandhour team.
Like it, love it, learn from it? Many take part in monthly Twitter chat #ScotlandHour because…
It’s a generous, growing Twitter community for those interested in Scotland, focusing on what to see and do, where to eat and drink and visit, stay and more.
It offers lots of sectors in Scotland a regular, fun and free opportunity to promote themselves, share knowledge and make contacts. It can educate travellers and visitors about Scotland as a country or a destination, and perhaps best of all, it can really inspire you to visit new places and try out travel tips on Scotland and recommendations from others.
It’s contributing towards a growing network of like-minded people, organisations and businesses who share a common passion for all things great and new about Scotland.
It also offers a stimulating resource to Scots and those with Scottish connections who don’t live in Scotland but perhaps still feel the need to connect with Scotland.
The #Scotlandhour team wants to hear from you, the #Scotlandhour tweeters. Please assist us by giving your feedback. Please click on and complete our questionnaire – it’s just 10 questions and it’s open until 30th June 2012.
All feedback is welcome but we’re particularly interested in hearing from the Scottish tourism community. Have you received any business benefits, increased business interest or formed any new collaborations as a result of your participation in #ScotlandHour?
All data collected is solely for the purposes of #ScotlandHour research – you can respond anonymously or tell us who you are – and we will share the feedback with you and use it to continue to build and develop #Scotlandhour.
If you are part of the growing #ScotlandHour community we would love to hear from you. Many thanks from the ScotlandHour team.
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