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Parking attendants letting Balmoral guests off the hook »

Balmoral

Edinburgh City Council has been criticised for its leniency in issuing parking tickets to five-star hotel guests. The council has been working with the Balmoral Hotel after its customers complained about being issued with £60 fines while droppin...

Wed 17 Feb 2010 by Kaye Nicolson | Read more »

Visit Scotland chairman gives Edinburgh lecture on Scottish tourism »

Scottish tourism has achieved “phenomenal” success in the face of the economic crisis according to the chairman of Visit Scotland, Peter Lederer. On 14 October at the National Galleries of Scotland, Mr Lederer delivered a speech entitled "...

Wed 28 Oct 2009 by Naomi Kennedy | Read more »

City hotel prices are on the up »

Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Inverness have experienced the biggest increase in hotel prices in the UK over the past year, according to new statistics published this month.The Hotel Price Index, published by hotels.com, shows a six per cent rise in prices i...

Wed 26 Mar 2008 by Demian Hobby | Read more »

Business organisations call for Trump resort plans to proceed »

Six key business organisations have signed a joint statement supporting Donald Trump’s £1bn Aberdeenshire golf course development.They fear that if the plan does not succeed it could discourage other foreign investment in Scotland in the fu...

Wed 26 Mar 2008 by Robert Church-Taylor | Read more »

Edinburgh strives for greater international profile as Scotland aims at national tourism targets »

Edinburgh could become a global holiday destination despite a recent slump in tourism, European experts told Scotland's industry leaders at a conference last Tuesday.The Edinburgh Tourism Action Group (ETAG) conference, held at Murrayfield Stadium, for...

Tue 26 Feb 2008 | Read more »

Worries for tourism over slow Hogmanay ticket sales »

Fireworks over Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh may no longer be able to call its Hogmanay festivities “the world’s best New Year’s celebrations”, as thousands of tickets to this year’s street party remain unsold. Whereas in ...

Mon 03 Dec 2007 by Paris Gourtsoyannis | Read more »

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