Scotland's holiday industry

Feedback sought on revival plan for tourist village THE public is to be given a say in the development of John o' Groats next week.

Guide book warns of gay zone and sex car park A NEW guidebook has raised eyebrows after highlighting a Scottish landmark as a gay cruising zone and naming car parks where people are alleged to have sex in their vehicles.

In-tent on enjoying cheaper holidays CAMPING and caravan holidays in Scotland are enjoying a surge in popularity thanks to the recession, with bookings up by 40 per cent.

Experiencing Charles Rennie Mackintosh by bus THE first regular tourist bus tour of buildings associated with Charles Rennie Mackintosh is being launched in Glasgow.

Tourists from home and abroad flock to Scotland

Cruises continue despite choppy water for company

Wilderness sees Scots sales soar

Hotel prices soar by a fifth abroad but Britain gets cheaper

Inquiry into tourism slump by MSPs

Tourist industry 'missing out on Homecoming benefit'

Zoo visitor numbers go wild, bucking Scottish tourism downturn

Scottish hotels suffer as visitors stay at home

Tourism in crisis as capital goes solo

Tourism standards boost

Dogs take lead as dignitaries gather to see statue of Bum

Hotels cut prices as Scots opt for a 'staycation'

Welcome to Aviemore … home of the Eye and Houses of Parliament

Slump in capital's tourism

Islanders tune in to reality TV in bid to get managers to check out hotel

Planning row hotel chief: 'Small-minded politics costs Scotland jobs'

Angry MSP storms out in row over Aviemore plan

'Put tourism on a par with medicine, law and banking'

Da Vinci Code link nets chapel £1.3m

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