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The TRNSMT festival is staged on Glasgow Green.

Events industry: Proposed ban on alcohol advertising is damaging

The research by VisitScotland found Glasgow to be one of the most exciting places to visit in Scotland

Glasgow named as the most ‘exciting’ place for tourists in Scotland

SWG3 has become one of Glasgow's best-known live music venues n recnt years.
Picture: Ryan Johnston

Glasgow launches campaign to become the UK's number one music city

A snow-covered Mauldslie Bridge was ranked second most popular.

Mauldslie Bridge is an insta hit!

Picture: John Devlin

Culture bosses team up with Expedia to attract visitors to Glasgow

Arguably the most interesting proposal in the draft strategy for people living in the Clydesdale area is the proposed extension to the Clyde Walkway.

Clyde Walkway: a key priority in tourism strategy

The Falls of Clyde Walkway is just one of many treasures on our doorstep.

Look no further than Lanarkshire for holiday fun

Jessica Roer and Seb Kwiecinska Randall help launch VisitScotland’s new festive Love Local campaign. Photo: VisitScotland

Plea to Scots to support local tourist sector

New focus...on cycling during the pandemic could be lucrative for our tourism market. Here, cyclists enjoy the paths in Glentress Forest
. (Pic: David N Anderson)

Dive into Scotland’s first Adventure Tourism Week

Royal connection...found in the heart of Royal Deeside, at the gateway to the Cairngorms National Park, Braemar is encircled by mountains, valleys and woodlands. (Pic: Damian Shields, VisitScotland)

Forget Route 66, Find Yourself on the North East 250

Staycations have become the most popular travel choice for Brits in 2020 (Photo: Shutterstock)

Alone Together podcast: The year of the staycation

Milngavie is seen as the traditional start of the West Highland Way, a popular tourist route

Collaborative support for local tourist industry

Events industry...has been put on hold due to the coronavirus but a helping hand is now being extended to the sector.

First come, first served fund for Scotland’s devastated events industry

Tourism secretary Fergus Ewing said the Scottish Government recognised the important contribution the hotel sector makes to tourism and the wider Scottish economy.

Funding to protect 3000 jobs in Scottish tourism industry

Inverness Castle. Photo: G Laird - geograph.org.uk

Top tips on holidaying responsibly in Scotland

Sunset... Sarah Daly captured this stunnig skyline from the window of her Kirkcaldy home.

Readers share their own unique views for #AWindowOnScotland

A sneak peek...of the view from Southerness Lighthouse in Dumfries and Galloway but what’s outside your window? (Pic: VisitScotland)

Build a new picture of Scotland: share the view from your window

My favourite castle....but then I'm biased, as a daughter of the rock having been born in Stirling!

Enjoy Scotland’s great outdoors ... from indoors

Here's why the Duke of Sussex is visiting Edinburgh today

Glasgow tourism businesses shortlisted for Scottish Thistle Awards

Russell Gray (left), operations manager at Mearns Castle Golf Academy, accepts the Quality Assurance Five star accolade from Gordon Smith, VisitScotland regional director. (Photo:VisitScotland)

It’s a tourism hole-in-one for Mearns Castle Golf Academy

Brighter Bothwell supported Keep Scotland Beautifuls anti-litter campaign during the national week of action.

Roadside litter is real problem

Biggar Museum receives Queen's Award for Volunteers

(from left to right) Lady Haughey, and June Irwin and Blane Duncan receiving the Award on behalf of all the museum volunteers.

Top honour given to Biggar's museum volunteers

Last months Roman themed family fun day attracted hundreds of visitors to Strathclyde Park

Park is top of the list for outdoor visitors

Balmaha's Braw Weekend is a roaring success

VisitScotland Regional Director Annique Armstrong presenting museum manager Jennifer Court with the award, cheered on by museum curator Suzanne Rigg and Trustees Michael Hunter, Ann Matheson and Eric Carlyle.

Biggar's new museum scoops two top awards

The Forth Bridge features in Grand Theft Auto

VisitScotland’s tourism game plan

Eilean Donan Castle in Loch Duich in the western Highlands of Scotland, seen in Highlander and The World Is Not Enough. Photo: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

Scottish movie map targets ‘set-jetting’ film fans

£200,000 event fund launched to celebrate Scotland’s Year of Innovation, Archite...

Centuries old...St Kentigerns Church in Lanark

St Kentigern walking route could boost local tourism

Get kids outdoors, says Forestry Commission

Lanark tourist centre stays open for business

Blooming marvellous

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