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Chief Executive Malcolm Roughead welcomes easing of travel restrictions

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Malcolm Roughead, VisitScotland Chief Executive, said:

“Until tourism reopens,  VisitScotland is hoping that people will use the next fortnight to meet up with family – rather than stretching resources in familiar tourism destinations. If traveling for recreational purposes please ensure you protect community and natural resources by being responsible and respectful when visiting.

“Tourism is a force for good – creating economic and social value in every corner of Scotland and enhancing the wellbeing of everyone who experiences it.”

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Chief Executive Malcolm Roughead welcomes easing of travel restrictions

Travel anywhere on mainland Scotland to meet outdoors with family and friends from Friday

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