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ASVA CEO and Chair meet with Tourism Minister

On Tuesday (8 February) ASVA CEO Gordon Morrison and Chair Susan Morrison were pleased to host Tourism Minister Ivan McKee MSP for a virtual meeting and wide-ranging discussion about the current challenges being faced by businesses in, and connected, to the attractions [...]

Visitor Attractions Support Fund – Top-Up Funding

We are pleased to advise that the VisitScotland administered Top-Up of the Visitor Attractions Support Fund is now live. As we’ve emphasised in previous communications, attraction operators do not need to take any action initially to apply for this fund. If you [...]

Funding support becomes available for independent museums

The Museums Recovery Fund opened yesterday (2 February) to accredited and non-accredited independent museums thanks to the further £1 million funding from the Scottish Government. Independent museums in need of support to operate and adapt in response to the challenges and [...]

Emergency funding support for our sector is confirmed

This week details of a financial package worth up to £9 million for Scotland’s vital tourism sector were confirmed by Tourism Minister Ivan McKee MSP.The funding package is to be administered by VisitScotland and will be split between affected businesses including[...]

Important changes to self-isolation and testing requirements

In her latest COVID update on 5th January, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced important changes – which will take effect from midnight tonight – to requirements for self-isolation and testing. The developments will, it is hoped, alleviate some of the [...]

Results of ASVA Survey into Operational Intentions

Members will recall that, in early December, we reached out to you to ask you to complete our latest survey. The survey was designed to establish attraction members’ operational plans and intentions for 2022, including covid measures, pricing policies, opening hours, wage [...]