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Shared Vision for Ayrshire Tourism

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Business and tourism representatives from across Ayrshire & Arran are to meet and discuss the latest opportunities and challenges facing the industry. 

Organisations are invited to attend the Ayrshire & Arran Tourism Conference, Wed 15th March at the Carlton Hotel Prestwick, hosted by the Ayrshire & Arran Destination Alliance and supported by RAD Hotel Group, Scottish Enterprise and VisitScotland. 

The Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise Ivan McKee MSP will address delegates, who will also hear from Rob Dickson - Director of Industry & Destination Development, VisitScotland,Daniel Steel - CEO, Ayrshire & Arran Destination Alliance, Joshua Ryan-Saha - Director, Traveltech for Scotland and Justin Reid, Director of Media, Destinations, Hotels and Growth at TripAdvisor. 

The event will also see the launch of the newly developed Ayrshire & Arran Visitor Economy Strategy, following close collaboration involving many of the key tourism agencies and businesses in theregion. 

VisitScotland, Director of Industry & Destination Development Rob Dickson said:Ayrshire & Arran Destination Alliance CEO, Daniel Steel said:

For more information and to sign up, go to VisitScotland’s website.  

Shared Vision for Ayrshire Tourism

First major in-person gathering of industry since the pandemic

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