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New report predicts that the future of socialising will be ‘high and dry’

Alcohol is not the only mood-altering substance in the world – and UK businesses can't ignore the growing popularity of ‘psychotropic’ relaxation.
Michael Davern, the new general manager of Seaton House in St Andrews

Revived Seaton House to be led by golf hospitality veteran Michael Davern

The hotel’s operator, Valor Hospitality Partners, confirmed Davern’s appointment ahead of the property’s restoration and reopening, scheduled for early 2025.
Youngsters line up on their first day of college

Apprenticeship in Hospitality Scotland comes to Glasgow

The AHS/HANE training is described as a ‘leading route for young adults’ to start careers in the hospitality industry.
A selection of whiskies on a tray

Japanese whisky swipes Scotland’s crown

Scotch whisky has suffered a shock defeat in a blind tasting hosted by Fever-Tree, with Japanese whiskies coming out on top.
A modern Scotch Whisky distillery

Edrington’s focus on ultra-premium spirits pays off

Overall, the group’s revenue was up by 5%, at £1.334.3m, producing profits before tax of nearly £407m, and a bottom line profit of £164m after ‘exceptional items’.

As Britain heads to the polls, hospitality hopes for help

A cut to VAT and a review of the UK’s immigration restrictions are the hospitality industry's biggest asks for Westminster ahead of this General Election. 

Grandparents eat for free at Morningside’s McLarens on the Corner

The offer gives one grandparent a free main course from the McLarens menu when dining with a full paying grandchild or number of grandchildren.  
A whisky sample is poured into branded glass

Spirit of Speyside launches tickets for Distilled event in Elgin

Speyside is currently home to 51 distilleries, and the Distilled sampling hall will host more than 20 stands where visitors can enjoy a dram and a chat.
Janet Hood

Paying tribute to legendary Scottish licensing lawyer Janet Hood

"I’ll miss everything about her. The bright red lipstick and the trademark amber necklace; the booming hello and the giant hug when we met."
A man in red lycra cycles along an Alpine road, giving the hand signal for 'heavy metal'

Nicholas is the Ironman of Balbirnie House for seventh consecutive year

56-year-old Russell crossed the finish line in 15 hours and 41 minutes, following a 3.8km open water swim, an 180km cycle, and a 42.2km marathon.

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