Tourism

The announcement that UK government is to introduce a Finance Bill after the summer recess will be good news for tourism across Scotland, according to sector specialists at Scottish accountancy firm Henderson Loggie.

Hotels located at British seasides are attracting increased investment as the weakened pound continues to stimulate growth in ‘staycations’.

ABTA has issued a statement regarding the change to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) travel advice for Tunisia.

Britons aged 18 to 40 are willing to pay as much as 25% more for hotel rooms than those older than them, a study by accommodation provider City Live In has shown.

The UK has enjoyed a record number of overseas visits in the first quarter of 2017 with most tourists coming from the US, China, Australia and France.

The biggest ever battle to find the best tourism businesses in the Highlands and Islands has started, with the number vying for honours reaching an unprecedented level.

Low cost UK airline, Monarch Holidays, has partnered with hotel wholesaler Tourico to bundle their flights with over 80,000 hotel options worldwide.

As part of the Mayor of London’s ‘#LondonIsOpen’ campaign, the city’s West End has launched its first ever website to drive visitors to the area.

A large majority of those who work in the travel and leisure industry are satisfied with their jobs, according to a survey.

New figures from VisitBritain show that April was a record month for the number of overseas visits to the UK and spend.