When it comes to wine, it pays to keep your wits about you
By Guy Chatfield
FRAUDULENT behaviour seems to surround us these days – from lords of the realm and MPs fiddling their expenses to the taxi...
RED Sky delight, as Radisson’s rooftop bar is named Scotland’s Best Late Night Venue
Boasting the same sound system as some of the iconic Ibiza venues that defined the ambient scene, the Sky Bar has big name DJs playing regularly, from George Bowie and his Generation GBX club classics events to Mark Doyle’s Hed Kandi and Stevie Lennon’s Floorfillerz
Highland group starts the year strong
SLTN Award-winning Cru Holdings is in good shape as it looks to move past the pandemic.
Are you a ‘World Class’ bartender? It’s time to let Diageo know…
Those wishing to enter this year's competition are tasked with designing a cocktail based around either Tanqueray No.TEN or Seedlip
Scots food and drink a ‘success’
Industry smashes turnover targets six years ahead of schedule
SCOTLAND’S food and drink industry has grown ahead of expectations since 2009, with annual turnover now...
For a’ that: Are you prepared for Burns Night?
With Burns Night just around the corner, bars and pubs the length and breadth of Scotland will be gearing up to celebrate the life of our much-loved poet.
Trade stars shine at SLTN Awards
SCOTLAND’S top venues and operators got their moment in the spotlight as comedian Kevin Bridges presented the 18th SLTN Awards last week.
The Glasgow comic...
Sturgeon’s exit is an opportunity to rethink the Deposit Return Scheme
"It is vital that the next First Minister, whoever they may be, takes this opportunity to reset the relationship with business and work together to grow the Scottish economy into the success story that our people and nation deserve"
Games legacy is here already
Boost in conference business brings millions into city
GLASGOW’S hospitality industry is already seeing a financial benefit from the Commonwealth Games – five months before...
New figures point to a staycation boom for the UK hotel trade
A large majority of UK consumers – 81% – are planning to stay in a UK hotel in 2023, raising the prospect of a boom year for domestic hospitality.
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