Women In Tourism has announced an industry-first, with the first Young People in Tourism conference which will take place on Monday 19th November 2018. Read more
As part of my role on the Women in Tourism Board as YOYP Ambassador, in the first of a series of “Julia’s Diary” blog posts, it gives me great pleasure to announce our first ever Women in Tourism Conference.
The latest Scotland food and drink tourism developments are worth reading about and finding out more. If you are involved in food tourism and have updates, please share them with Women in Tourism via Twitter and LinkedIn. Read more
We’re delighted to announce the inaugural Top 100 Women In Tourism! Earlier this year we launched a campaign to find the top women working across our sector and today we announce the 2018 list of inspirational and hard-working women. Read more
For this month’s WIT Wisdom, top management and leadership coach Ros Taylor shares her insights into the under-representation of women in the boardroom, and offers her take on how companies can become more effective (and successful) by embracing diversity. Read more
In the Year of Young People VisitScotland Business Events team is looking for 3 Young Legends aged 18-26 who best represent the country’s spirit of pioneering innovation. Read more
A feasibility study, commissioned by Scottish Enterprise and delivered with support from Hospitality training specialist consultants from Hub International & Connect 3, aims to investigate options for the development of an industry leading, industry-led Chef Training Academy in Glasgow. Can you assist in the research? Read more
As we prepare for our 2018 AGM, we thought it timely to consider how far we’ve come since Women in Tourism (WIT) was founded in June 2015. Read more
Join Women in Tourism for its “WIT Wednesday” early evening drinks and networking on 27 June in Edinburgh. Read more
Work in tourism, hospitality or events? Share your thoughts on equality in the workplace. Focus group: Friday 15 June, Edinburgh Napier University, 12pm-2.30pm