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VisitScotland working to help all Scottish tourism companies promote what they do better and find ways to bypass customers' requirements. With a range of products and services on offer, in addition, a wealth of industry experience, VisitScotland ready
        to collaborate with tourism businesses and continue to assist them deliver exceptional holiday experiences for Scottish visitors. By giving advice such as, how to delivering quality customers experience, marketing and Marketing toolkits, and improving
        digital skills.
        
Airlines:
The Scottish Prime minister Nicola Sturgeon joined the first ministers of Wales and Northern Ireland to demand the UK government urgent intervention, to help the struggling aviation sector.
The Scottish first minister, her Welsh counterpart, Mark Drake ford, and both Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill, the first minister and deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, have written to Boris Johnson. The letter urges him to form a task
        force to help the industry, which has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, with jobs losses at companies like Rolls-Royce. Unified trade say tens of thousands of jobs in the sector and allied industries are about to be lost forever.
The four leaders told Johnson the creation of an aviation task force would be a positive sign for the sector.
Sturgeon said: We are approaching the closure of the furlough scheme at the end of October, there is a real potential for significant job losses around the UK.
Rural Economy and Tourism Secretary Fergus Ewing has pledged financial support after the closure of businesses including cafes, pubs, restaurants, cinemas and leisure centres.
The Economy Secretary has already announced that A £2.2 billion package of measures to help business from 1 April.
Key measures for hospitality and tourism include a full general reduction in non-local price for the sector. £10,000 grants for small business receiving the Small Business or Rural Relief Grant Scheme and £25,000 grants for hospitality, leisure
            and retail property at an assessable price of between £18,000 and £51,000 including self-catering accommodation and caravans
Key actions for hospitality and tourism include a full year’s non-domestic rates relief for the sector, £10,000 grants for small businesses in receipt of the Small Business Bonus Scheme or Rural Relief and £25,000 grants for hospitality, leisure
            and retail properties with a rateable value between £18,000 and £51,000, including self-catering accommodation and caravans. ;
Self-catering accommodation and caravans will be eligible for two grants, first one is £10,000 grant for small businesses and the second one is £25,000 grant for businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors which is the primary source
            of income for the ratepayer (one third or more) and the property was let for 140 days or more in financial year 2019/20. For example, is Campervan, Motorhome and Caravan Hire and Campsites, Holiday Parks and Caravan Sites in Scotland.
Cottages, Holiday Lodges, Chalets and Log Cabins in Scotland Flats and Apartments Lodges and Cabins with Private Hot Tubs.

Organisation: They are here to indorse the prosperity of implausible structures our country has to offer. By increasing its tourism industry and giving it a renowned presence in the global marketplace, there aim is to support Scotland. You can access information on the things of the work that they do, who they are and career vacancies to enrole for. Visit Scotland aligned its corporate priorities and focused action to contribute to some of the purpose targets and national outcomes of the Scottish government. h t t p :/ / w w w.p a r l i a me n t .s cot / S 4 _ E con omy E n e r gy a n dT ou r i s mC ommi t e e / I n qu i r i e s / D r a f t _ B u dge 1 
Organisation 2: Museum Galleries Scotland As of this organisation, when in doubt of marketing businesses or events to tourists, they also support Visit Scotland by simply been effective to team up with organisations to create more promotions, activities, and attractions that will benefit for Visit Scotland's revenue and will get more eyes for tourists to come visit Scotland for a deeper perspective and get the good experience of what Scotland has to offer T he attribute that this refers to is 'destination marketing', a particular strategy in which promotes Scotland for example as a whole to increase the visitor economy.

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