The Sunday Times reports that visitscotland.com, the tourism booking and information service, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Tiscover, the world’s leading provider of tourism website technology.
And in a substantial restructure, the national tourism agency, VisitScotland, will become the biggest shareholder in the website, taking a 36% stake.
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