It may only be October but Christmas is just around the corner, and with the arrival of the festive season comes a host of pop-up markets, brimming with tempting treats and gifts to get you in the festive spirit.
Burning demon effigies will intertwine with dazzling dance, drama and fireworks displays to celebrate the victory of good over evil as Indian festival Dusherra returns to Calton Hill.
Tourism industry leaders yesterday warned against the introduction of a tourist tax with a leading figure in the hospitality sector claiming it would be “discriminatory”.
The mercury had hit 48 degrees just days before we arrived in Spain and, after the summer’s heatwave in the UK, we wondered if it had been a wise decision to travel to the Continent for more sun and high temperatures.
Controversial plans to create Scotland’s first purpose-built film studio on the outskirts of Edinburgh have been thrown into turmoil after a farmer won a legal battle to remain on land his family has occupied for more than 100 years.
Scottish tourism is facing the growing prospect of a “workforce crisis” when Brexit takes effect unless the proposed immigration rules for EU nationals are relaxed, Nicola Sturgeon has warned.
The Scottish Government is to stage a country-wide consultation on whether local authorities should have the power to impose a bed tax on visitors, Nicola Sturgeon has revealed.
As shimmering sunbeams animate the Mediterranean, distracting me from the array of mouth-watering delicacies before me, my senses are stirred further by dulcet French tones and the aroma of Earl Grey.
