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The First Minister announced that on Friday 14 May that, whilst most of mainland Scotland could move into Protection Level 2 on Monday 17 May, and some island communities could move straight into Level 1, Glasgow and Moray Speyside must remain in Level 3 for at least another[...]

The latest UK Consumer tracker survey conducted by VisitBritain between 19 and 23 April provides a wealth of findings related to tourism and travel.  Overall, the results present evidence of increasing public confidence in planning trips around the country, based on [...]

Our colleagues at The Association of Leading Visitor Attractions have shared with ASVA the findings of the latest research commissioned by ALVA into visitor sentiment. The research was carried out by insight-led consultancy Decision House to gauge the views of the public on [...]

As advised earlier this week, the Scottish Government released updated guidance earlier this week for the collection of Customer and Visitor Contact [...]

As many Scottish attractions prepare to welcome back visitors from Monday, we can reveal that the findings of our latest survey - conducted in partnership with the Moffat Centre For Travel & Tourism Business Development - highlight the extremely harsh realities our [...]

Whilst we are pleased that indoor attractions are being allowed to re-open on 26 April, ASVA remains very concerned about the impact of 2m physical distancing requirements.  As members will be aware we have been lobbying the Scottish Government on this key issue and [...]

The Scottish Government released updated guidance yesterday for the collection of Customer and Visitor Contact details. The key points that members should note are: It [...]

The First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, announced yesterday (20th April) that the planned relaxation of current restrictions planned from 26 April will go ahead and Scotland will move to Level 3 on Monday. The First Minister also outlined that Scotland will move to [...]