Found: reconfiguration was to look across the digital, culture, creative industries, gambling, sport, telecoms and tourism

Found: wellbeing, reduced property values, and loss of opportunity and earnings within key industries such as tourism

Found: Tourism taxes are an important part of that, and they do not have an impact on central government finances

Legalise the sale and consumption of cannabis and THC products. Only those with the correct license are able to sell cannabis. Cannabis can only be consumed on licensed premises or in the privacy of your own home, Not in public. (rented properties still have to follow tenant agreements)

Found: nevertheless the tourism it would bring too. America has begun legalising it why can’t we?

Found: who wants to visit the UK for a temporary period, (usually for up to 6 months), for purposes such as tourism

Found: wants to visit the UK for a temporary period, (usually for up to 6 months), for purposes such as tourism

Found: Coach journeys are a key part of the UK’s tourism economy, they enable long-distance transport connectivity

Found: Coaches are also a key part of the UK’s tourism economy and enabl e l ong-distance transport connectivity

Found: Coach journeys are a key part of the UK’s tourism economy, they enable long-distance transport connectivity

Found: Coach journeys are a key part of the UK’s tourism economy, they enable long-distance transport connectivity

Found: the site to benefit the local community for the long term and be redeveloped for other uses such as tourism

Found: These are a valuable recreational asset and benefit the local tourism economy.

Found: It drove trade and inward investment, created jobs and boosted tourism, with visitor numbers to Birmingham

Found: The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Egypt’s tourism industry, and the war in Ukraine has damaged wheat

Found: Midlands and the UK particularly in terms of employment, skills, gross value added, trade, investment, and tourism

Found: who wants to visit the UK for a temporary period, (usually for up to 6 months), for purposes such as tourism

Found: Republic of Angola, Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Environment, National Direction of Environment

Found: been adequatel y consulted given the contribution they made to the local economy in Lyme Bay through tourism

Found: However, the IA does not provide any evidence on the behavioural impacts on inbound tourism which

Found: activities, the NDA supports investments in new infrastructure, including Scrabster Harbour for cruise tourism

Found: for Finance and Economy (2020-2023), Kate Forbes MSP, supported by the Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism

Found: [redacted] - Scottish Tourism Alliance 8. [redacted] – COSLA 9.

Found: Minister for Small Business, Innovation, Tourism and Trade trip to Los Angeles: FOI release

Found: Ivan McKee previous Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise met briefly with Dr Redha

Question

To ask the Scottish Government, in light of reported concerns of the tourism industry regarding the potential impact on travellers to and from Scotland, what discussions it has had with the UK Government regarding the introduction of both the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS), and whether it plans to work with the UK Government on a joint awareness campaign.

Answered by Roddick, Emma - Minister for Equalities, Migration and Refugees

The tourism and hospitality industry plays a vital role in ensuring visitors enjoy their time in Scotland. Many rural areas of Scotland are particularly reliant on tourism to support the local economy.

Scotland must be able to continue to welcome people from all over the world each year to enjoy our vibrant culture, history, hospitality, and countryside.

Whilst immigration is fully reserved the Scottish Government are willing to work with the UK Government to ensure minimal disruption to travellers when the new EU systems are introduced.