Why investing in tourism in Scotland makes sense
A large number of prestigious companies have identified the potential of tourism in Scotland. The industry has demonstrated consistent and sustained growth that has created further opportunities for tourism investment in Scotland.
A supportive political administration, exceptional attractions and a business environment conducive to growth are just some of the reasons why Scotland is such an appealing location for tourism investment.
An infrastructure geared towards tourism investment
Scotland has a proud history, world-class tourist attractions and a reputation for friendliness. All these factors continue to attract visitors, and is backed by a fully formed infrastructure that ensures the feasibility of investing in tourism in Scotland.
Other advantages of investing in tourism in Scotland include:
- Easy access to Scotland by air, road and rail.
- A reliable, skilled and friendly workforce.
- Cosmopolitan, modern cities within a short distance of unspoilt rural locations.
- Growing visitor numbers creating new opportunities for tourism investment in Scotland.
- Mature and developing tourism sectors in Scotland with the potential for investment.
- Ancestral tourism attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
- Growing markets for business and leisure tourism.
Support for tourism investment in Scotland
Scottish Development International (SDI) is the specialist inward investment arm of Scottish Enterprise. Our dedicated team works closely with developers, investors and operators to help secure investment for tourism in Scotland and maximise opportunities for Scottish companies.
In addition, SDI:
- Can access sites and deals not available on the open market.
- Identify business partners, investors, developers and operators.
- Liaise with local authorities and our partner government agencies.
Contact SDI to find out more about the benefits of investing in tourism in Scotland. The Scottish tourism industry is thriving and there are several opportunities to invest in Scottish tourism.