The Angus Tourism Cooperative is always looking for ways to better connect our members and never has the time been more important for this than now. For many of us our days tend to involve more time online and most of our networking takes place across various social media and digital platforms. With this in …
Join us on Tuesday to talk tourism with other businesses in Angus. Visit Scotland, Business Gateway and Angus Council will be available to answer questions. Share challenges, innovation stories and help shape the next steps for tourism in Angus. Contact alison@murtontrust.org.uk for joining information.
We recommend that you follow the links below for the most relevant and up to date information. VisitScotland.org:https://www.visitscotland.org/supporting-your-business/advice/coronavirus Scottish Tourism Alliance: https://scottishtourismalliance.co.uk/sta-update/ Angus Council Business Support; https://www.investinangus.com/covid-19/ Business Gateway: https://www.bgateway.com/coronavirus-business-support-across-scotland Scottish Government Business Guidance; https://www.gov.scot/collections/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance/#businessesandemployers
It is an undisputed fact that Food and Drink are an absolutely vital component of the Tourism industry. It is at the heart of the experience that customers have and can make (or break) their feeling for the region. Food Tourism is now a key opportunity for local food and drink producers and based on …
Do you have an interest in tourism? Would you like to take part in a learning visit to Belgium in April 2020? This learning visit will be offered to individuals in the local community of Angus, who are involved directly or indirectly in tourism. Participants can include individuals from businesses, community leaders or volunteers. The …
Our members came together at Murton Farm Tea Room on the 14th of October to hear from the Board about the Cooperatives’ actions over the past year and to engage in a workshop to help prioritise some actions for the future. An informal and friendly sign-in with Board member Louise Nicoll of Newton Farm …
Part of the ATC’s collaboration on the EU Leader project, Flourishing Destinations involved hosting, alongside our partners, a delegation of visitors from Belgium and Romania on a five day tour of Angus. The visiting groups involved would be made up of individuals who were involved within their own tourism communities. Our mission was to try and …
Over the past few months it was becoming increasingly clear that there was a need to take stock within the organisation. This was a requirement if the ATC was to continue the good work it was doing to bring tourism businesses and community together for the mutual benefit of both. We had to make sure …