£2.3m support package will help hostel operators through the Covid-19 challenge
Scotland's hostels sector is to receive £2.3 million of funding to help deal with the impact of Covid-19
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Scotland's hostels sector is to receive £2.3 million of funding to help deal with the impact of Covid-19
HOSTELS are being offered a lifeline during the coronavirus pandemic, as the Scottish Government announced a £2.3m fund.
| Updated: 16:51, 04 February 2021 Get the Inverness Courier sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper Coach business operators can now apply for a share of £10m of emergency support funding Coach operators can now apply for a share of a £10 million pound fund to help support their businesses through the Covid-19 crisis. Applications for the fund, which is part of a wider £104.3 million Scottish Government tourism and hospitality support package, are live from noon on Tuesday February 16 and will close at 5pm on Tuesday February 23. Th...
David Urquhart ceased trading last year COACH operators in Scotland can apply for emergency cash support as the Scottish tourism industry battles to stay afloat amid continuing coronavirus restrictions. The collapse in overseas visitor numbers and restrictions on domestic tourism have severely dented bookings at operators, with some unable to trade viably under reduced capacity. But the industry has been told it can now apply for a share of a £10 million fund to support their businesses. The funding is part of a wider £104.3m package to support the tourism and hospitality sectors thro...
Tourism businesses in the north that depend on international visitors could benefit from a new Scotland-wide funding package worth £6 million.