Factory Visit Anyone?
Professor John Lennon featured on Radio New Zealand on 16 May 2009, speaking about the unusual attractions of industrial tourism. Find out why it is big business by listening to John’s interview on...
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Moffat Awards for Travel and Tourism winners announced
The wait is over for nominees of the Moffat Awards for Travel and Tourism. Winners were announced at an awards ceremony held on Thursday, 28 May 2009 in The Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh....
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BBC 2’s Landward calls on Moffat Centre experts
Professor John Lennon, Director of the Moffat Centre for Travel and Tourism Business Development at Glasgow Caledonian University, has been interviewed by BBC Scotland presenter Dougie Vipond for rural...
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Moffat Centre brings smiles to Malawi
Professor J John Lennon, Director of the Moffat Centre for Travel and Tourism Business Development at Glasgow Caledonian University, delivered modular teaching input in Malawi Institute of Tourism...
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Robust tourism sector helps support Scotland
Tourism Minister Jim Mather has championed the resilience of Scotland’s tourism industry. He commended the sector’s robust response to challenges brought by the continued tough economic climate and...
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Scotland’s tourism industry to have boom year
There are growing signs that Scotland’s tourism industry could be helping the nation withstand the full brunt of the global downturn. Mounting evidence of a boom year for tourism businesses in the face...
View ArticleTourism funding available to businesses
VisitScotland has launched a new growth fund to help tourism businesses attract more visitors. Up to £1 million of funding is being made available over the next three years. The fund will support up to...
View ArticleMoffat Centre Visitor Attraction Monitor 2010
The Moffat Centre’s influential survey of Scotland’s tourist industry has revealed that more than 43 million people visited Scotland’s attractions last year. Visits were down just 0.3% from 2009, with...
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