Lack of clarity and guidance in run-up to Christmas and New Year threaten deeper malaise in the Scottish hospitality sector, with Glenapp Castle spearheading the campaign
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Mark Drakeford said that hotels, restaurants and pubs will have to adhere to new measures, but did not go into detail, with the rules set to be finalised this week
Harsh restrictions will wipe out Scottish hospitality businesses, as new survey highlights lack of viability for venues in levels 3 and 4
The owners of Crossbasket Castle near Glasgow have submitted a planning application to transform the historic venue into a five-star hotel, doubling their initial investment and adding new bedrooms and a luxury spa. Steve and
The level four measures will mean non-essential shops, pubs, restaurants will have to close, while hotels, B&Bs and self-catering can remain open for essential customers only
The four-star hotel, owned by MSB Admiral, is currently in tier 2 of the coronavirus restrictions, but directors felt the business was no longer viable
The luxury hotel is to close today for 11 weeks until February, after tougher lockdown restrictions were announced for Perth and Kinross, as CEO at Scottish Tourism Alliance calls for 'a much greater degree of financial support immediately' to prevent more Christmas closures
The investment, which begin in January, has seen part of The Spa at the Culloden redesigned, as part of ongoing development work at the resort
'Rare opportunity' to acquire Grade listed site with full planning permission for a bar and restaurant as well for 18 boutique bedrooms
UKHospitality Cymru writes to Senedd outlining scale of crisis facing businesses and necessary support needed for businesses unable to access grant support due to their rateable values exceeding £51k
