Our Marketing

 

VisitScotland markets Scotland to the world through international and UK campaigns, directed by a strategy designed to maximise the economic impact on Scotland's economy.


Our research enables us to:

  • segment the market for potential visitors
  • target our resources effectively

We make use of all channels – traditional and online – as well as partnerships with public agencies and private businesses, such as Highland Spring.

 

Events and trade exhibitions are also important routes to market both in the UK and overseas. We maximise all opportunities to reach and talk to our customers.

 

Our worldwide marketing strategy includes a range of print and online communications, websites and campaigns all year round. We work directly with groups and Area Tourism Partnerships to ensure national and local marketing initiatives are aligned.

 

Campaigns vary in length and complexity. Most involve some form of traditional marketing communications (TV and cinema advertising, direct mail etc) but, increasingly, web-based channels are both popular and effective, given their reach.

 

Our marketing activities continue at a local level with staff from network offices and VisitScotland information centres liaising with local businesses.

 

These 20,000 tourism businesses are also our customers and we do our best to support them in their endeavours.

 

This section provides information on our:

  • Marketing campaigns (including an archive of past campaigns)
  • Marketing strategies
  • Examples of how we deliver for Scotland
  • Marketing funding

 

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