Tourism

Rock legend Bryan Adams’ second Inverness gig has sold out in just minutes!

North Coast 500: Ten Years On – David Richardson says that tourism is vital to the north Highlands, and the NC500 has helped sustain the sector

On one hand, tourism from the NC500 is vital to the Highland economy, but on the other hand, many communities feel they are at breaking point.

As the North Coast 500 marks its 10th anniversary, our podcast discusses the issues that the popular route have brought, as well as the benefits.

Highland Council has said efforts to secure funding to support flights between Wick and Aberdeen for a further 12 months are “ongoing”.

But senior Highland Council official Malcolm Macleod insists the local authority’s ears are open on thorny questions like VAT.

One of Wick’s most prominent and popular hotels has been put up for sale.

Caithness Family History Society will host a special talk in Castletown highlighting the strategic importance of the county in the Second World War.

Workers at several whisky distilleries across the Highlands could go on strike following a pay dispute, an industry union has announced.

Economic uncertainty and rising costs are among the main challenges faced by businesses in the Highlands, according to a recent survey.

Highland businesses are famous across the world for their renowned hospitality and this is your chance to help showcase the very best.

The government is seeking views on the proposed levy, which would give local authorities the power to introduce a tax on cruise ships in their area.

An initiative to brighten Thurso with window-sized photographs has taken another step forward with a batch of new images including surfing and brochs.

Business leaders across the Highlands have united to back calls for changes to planned tourist levies.

A stay at the lighthouse keeper’s cottage at Noss Head has been chosen as a prize to celebrate a new book called ‘The Fisherman’s Gift’.

Frustrated rail passengers transferring trains in Inverness will soon enjoy a more hassle-free experience, in a move championed by a local MSP.

A motorcyclist was rushed to hospital after an accident on the Camster road at a danger area highlighted in the Caithness Courier a year ago.

The tourism industry in the Highlands and Islands has come together to raise thousands of pounds to help bereaved families during the last year.

John Davidson looks at the anniversary of Scotland’s ‘right to roam’ being enshrined in law, and says access to the outdoors is vital to our wellbeing

The Ulbster Arms Hotel in Halkirk has installed electric vehicle chargers believed to be the northernmost ultra-rapid chargers in the UK.