Channel 4 today announces it has partnered with VisitScotland on a new branded entertainment series, Where to Next? Which is fronted by British comedians John Tothill and Fatiha El-Ghorri.

Nearly two-thirds of Scotland's tourist information centres are to close as part of a "radical" plans to change the service. VisitScotland said 39 of its 65 centres would shut over the next two years, ...

VisitScotland has announced it will close its 25 information centres over the next two years as part of a new strategy to influence tourists in the planning stage of their trip. The organisation said ...

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‘Scotland is Calling’ launched earlier this year with a focus on the emotional journeys of travelers abroad by inviting international audiences to ‘put their money where their mood is.’ The follow-up ...

Change, it is said, is the only constant. That is as true in tourism as it is in life. Here at VisitScotland we have a new vision as an economic growth agency under the direction of CEO Vicki Miller, ...

VISITSCOTLAND are set to axe their entire network of visitor centres across the country. You'll now receive top stories, breaking news, and more, straight to your email. The public body is set to axe ...

RICHARD Saville-Smith, who was sacked as PR manager for the Year of Homecoming, has lost his case for disability discrimination – but VisitScotland, his former employer, has been heavily criticised. • ...

Tourism organisation VisitScotland has been slated for the way in which it dealt with the dismissal of PR boss Richard Saville-Smith who suffered from mental health problems. An employment tribunal ...

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