Conditional approval to transform former Stirling school into aparthotel
5 October 2023
Hospitality & Tourism
£100m Princes Street hotel proposal enters final stage
3 October 2023
Highland business ends hospitality staffing crisis with ‘wok to live’ scheme
28 September 2023
Dabton House transformed into private hire accomodation
28 September 2023
Scotland’s whisky industry fuels tourism and economy in resilient comeback
27 September 2023
New Scottish galleries to open following Tilbury Douglas transformation
26 September 2023
Glencoe Folk Museum prepares for £2.2m redevelopment
22 September 2023
Short-term lets licensing scheme ‘could breach human rights laws’
18 September 2023
Tories and tourism sector issue final plea for short-term lets delay
12 September 2023
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11 September 2023
Stampede makes senior hires in preparation for global expansion
Scottish hospitality tech startup Stampede has reported strong growth over the last 12-18 months as its headcount has risen to 17 and has secured key contracts with businesses such as The Kitchin Group, Best Western Hotels, and Park Row in London.
7 September 2023
Glasgow night-time economy leaders back McGill’s late bus services
Glasgow’s night-time economy champions said a big thank you to McGill’s Buses bosses as the new late buses are heralded as a huge boost for Glasgow’s night-time economy.
6 September 2023
Cairngorm funicular expects September return to service
The funicular railway at Cairngorm Mountain near Aviemore could be back in service before the end of this month.
6 September 2023
Khungha Investments acquires Skirlie Castle’s business and assets out of administration
Following a period of marketing by Christie & Co, joint administrators from FRP Advisory have facilitated the sale of Skirlie Castle Limited’s business and assets, including Glenskirlie Castle in Stirlingshire, to Glasgow-based Khungha Investments Limited.
5 September 2023
Wylie & Bisset urges Glasgow hospitality firms to check their finances after drop in footfall
With a recent survey by the Scottish Hospitality Group finding that more than two thirds of operators in Glasgow have seen footfall drop, and some 63% blaming the introduction of the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) and poor public transport, Wylie & Bisset, Accountants and Business Advisers, is urging bar and restaurant owners in Glasgow city centre to ensure they have up-to-date financial information to enable them to take the necessary action as soon as practicably possible rather than waiting till the year end or until cashflow runs out – by which time it may already be too late.
