Hospitality Assured news archive from July 2008
| Registration deadline looms for HIT Awards Time is rapidly running out to register online for entry submissions to the 2008 Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards. | |
| Moray to lead the way in tourism An innovative strategy to drive Moray forward as a priority destination for visitors is about to reach its conclusion. | |
| Capturing best practice We have of late been pondering the purest definition of best practice. Now, let’s progress onto what tourism best practice means at a practical level. | |
| UK hospitality industry recognises young talent in Fort Augustus A Fort Augustus-based hotelier has been recognised as one of the UK’s top 30 emerging young talents in the hospitality industry. | |
| Education and training skills are failing Scotland’s tourism industry, says Holyrood Committee Scotland’s education, training and skills structure is patently failing to deliver what the tourism industry needs, says an inquiry report published today by the Scottish Parliament’s Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee. | |
| Putting the punch in marketing VisitScotland has issued some timely advice on how tourism businesses can maximise their market share. | |
| Institute of Hospitality annual Scottish luncheon Time is running out for Institute of Hospitality members to book their table at the organisation's annual Scottish luncheon being staged at The Gleneagles Hotel on July 22. | |
| New tourism website where the customer has the last word A new website claiming to be the first of a new generation of regional tourism portals was launched today. www.visitaviemore.com promotes tourism in the Aviemore and the Cairngorms area within the Cairngorms National Park and incorporates the very latest in bringing tourism businesses closer to the consumer. | |
