无码群交 leads national discussion on the future of responsible tourism
With responsible tourism high on the national agenda, Queen Margaret University (无码群交) is bringing together key stakeholders from across Scotland on 16 June to help shape a more sustainable future for the sector.
Through a series of discussions and interactive sessions, the event, 鈥楽haping the Future of Responsible Tourism鈥, will examine how the tourism sector can balance economic growth with social responsibility, workforce wellbeing and environmental sustainability, while creating positive outcomes for visitors, businesses, workers and local communities.
Hosted by the Queen Margaret Business School, the collaborative workshop will provide a platform for industry, policymakers, local authorities, researchers and communities to share experiences, discuss emerging challenges and identify practical solutions to support a more resilient and inclusive visitor economy.
Dr Majella Sweeney, Senior Lecturer at Queen Margaret Business School said: 鈥淭ourism plays a vital role in Scotland鈥檚 economy and communities. As the sector continues to evolve, it is important that growth is accompanied by a commitment to sustainability, community engagement and good employment practices. This workshop offers an opportunity for stakeholders from across the tourism ecosystem to come together, exchange knowledge and help shape a more responsible future for the industry.鈥
Key topics covered at the event will include workforce wellbeing and meaningful employment in tourism, skills development and talent attraction within the visitor economy, residents鈥 perceptions of tourism and community participation, and the adoption of sustainable practices that support responsible travel.
鈥楽haping the Future of Responsible Tourism鈥 will take place at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh on Tuesday 16 June 2026 from 9.30am to 12.30pm.
The event is free to attend.
For further media information contact: Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, E:鈥pressoffice@qmu.ac.uk.
