Legislation which would give councils the power to introduce a visitor levy to raise funding for local tourism facilities and services has passed its first vote at Holyrood.
Revised plans to deliver new leisure amenities and high-end holiday residences at Murrayshall Country Estate near Scone have been granted planning permission in principle.
Crerar Hotels has posted a 31% increase in turnover, rising from £14.5 million to £19m, and a more than 30% growth in gross profit, from £12.6m to £16.4m.
More than 400 hospitality businesses and workers have signed an open letter to the First Minister Humza Yousaf, urging him to save Scottish hospitality.
A Scottish business owner who faced financial uncertainty after her bank exited the SME market has successfully refinanced £8 million of debt with The Cumberland Building Society.
Crerar Hotels, recently crowned AA’s UK Small Hotel Group of the Year, has expanded its Scottish portfolio with the addition of Dunkeld House Hotel, marking it as its eighth property in Scotland.
Proposals to develop an environmentally sensitive mixed-use Eco-Wellness and Leisure Park at the site of the former St Ninians open cast mine, next to Kelty and Kingseat in Fife, are being progressed by the developers, National Pride (St Ninians) Ltd.