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Scottish Tourism Alliance

Tourists would pay a small additional charge for an overnight stay in the Capital, as happens in many other European cities.

Nicola Sturgeon plans could see Edinburgh tourist tax Ian Swanson

The Scotsman Lounge is one of the most popular pubs on Cockburn Street in Edinburgh. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

One in three Scottish tourism and hospitality operators at risk of collapse Brian Ferguson

Underbelly is one of Edinburgh's most prominent entertainment companies.

Underbelly owes hundreds of thousands connected with 2019 winter festivals Conor Matchett

Fully vaccinated passengers arriving into Scotland will still have to pay for Covid-19 tests under Scottish Government plans.

Testing of vaccinated travellers labelled 'economic self-harm' by tourism sector Conor Matchett

Signature Group's Hannah McConnachie is backing younger workers

Young workforce can help lead Edinburgh out of lockdown Stephen Wilkie

Visitors have been slowly returning to the Royal Mile in recent weeks. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Hopes of ‘staycation’ boom turn to dismay as most hotel rooms are left unsold Brian Ferguson

Edinburgh's normally-thriving tourism industry has been devastated this year. Picture: VisitScotland/Kenny Lam

News Tourism chiefs warn of looming 'devastation' for after festive cancellations Brian Ferguson

Aparthotels are common in cities such as Edinburgh.

Aparthotels in plea for Scottish short-term licence exemption Conor Matchett

VisitScotland chief executive Malcolm Roughead has warned many tourism businesses are now grappling with 'a question of survival.' Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Scottish tourism chief warns mass redundancies are looming Brian Ferguson

The boss of one of Edinburgh’s most popular tourist attractions has called on the UK and Scottish Governments to help family-owned visitor attractions across Scotland, after expressing concerns about their ability to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

Top Edinburgh tourist attraction chief ‘very concerned’ for survival of sector Conor Marlborough