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This event, run by staff from the Royal Observatory Edinburgh, will give you guidance as to what you can advise visitors on, equipment you need and also what you don’t need.  More...

Following the success of the seminars held in Ayrshire and the Borders, the dates and venues are now confirmed for the next round of seminars in Dumfries and Galloway, East Lothian and South Lanarkshire. More...

Keep track in 2010… The easy way to measure this is by participating in the VisitScotland occupancy survey. Being part of the survey will not only benefit your business but boost the sample in your local area increasing the accuracy of the information we report and level of analysis we can provide. More...

Drive It Home was VisitScotland’s international golf promotion as part of the Homecoming 2009 celebrations. The campaign, which enticed golfers from around the globe with the offer of a free four-ball on a number of golf courses across Scotland, attracted an impressive 47,500 international golfers to the website and returns in 2010. More...

There’s been a great start to the year with more than one million user sessions coming to the visitscotland.com website in January. Each visitor is on the website for around 15 minutes.The Winter White campaign website is averaging around 40,000 user sessions a month with an average “dwell-time” of more than five minutes. More...