International Women’s Day 2021 – Choose to Challenge This year’s International Women’s Day theme is ‘Choose to Challenge’. It’s a call to action which we should embrace, not just for one day, but throughout 2021. While the premise of the theme is to call out and challenge inequality; Women in Tourism have interpreted the theme […]
As we continue to try to stay resilient in challenging times the Women in Tourism team endeavour to share ongoing sources of business support in various forms, which we hope may be of use. If you have more you want to share, please get in touch.
Women in Tourism are delighted to share some great learning and development opportunities, the majority free, currently available to all those across the tourism and hospitality sector.
Women in Tourism are looking forward to a new series of WIT Wednesdays for 2021, with plenty of opportunities for you to get involved in shaping, hosting and participating in our online events this year.
Over 70 participants from the Women in Tourism community joined from across Scotland on Wednesday 2 December to celebrate the 2020 WIT Top 100, hear thoughts from some of the WIT Top 100 themselves, and look ahead to 2021 with guest speakers from VisitScotland and Brand Scotland in our last virtual WIT Wednesday of the […]
During what has been one of the most challenging years to date for the Scottish tourism industry, Women In Tourism are honoured to announce the 2020 Top 100 Women In Tourism.
In these challenging times the Women in Tourism team understand the importance of having a good go-to list of tourism and hospitality resources to refer to. If you have more you want to share, get in touch.
Women in Tourism look forward to restarting online WIT Wednesdays for what’s left of 2020. We’re also thinking ahead to 2021 and we’d love to hear from you to help us shape future events.
We are delighted to bring three Women in Tourism members together for this WIT Wednesday, focusing on food and drink. We shall hear how the sector has been impacted by Covid-19, and how the respective businesses and organisations have responded to the challenges involved.
In this guest blog, Women in Tourism member Fiona Richmond, Head of Regional Food, Scotland Food & Drink, reflects on how Covid-19 has impacted on food and drink businesses, and shares updates on how many businesses have had to adapt, and the measures Scotland Food & Drink is taking to support them.