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Argyll Forest Tourism

Postby sue.crossman » Wed Jan 26, 2011 3:20 pm

Hi there - wonder if the Kintryre Forum posters can help please?
I am doing a piece of work for Forestry Commission Scotland, who wish to explore the tourism development opportunities associated with the forests, woodlands and gardens of Argyll. The aim is to identify and prioritise opportunities to attract more visitors to these important tourism assets in ways that benefit local tourism businesses and communities, and the local economy.

Argyll’s forests, woodlands and gardens have enormous potential to support tourism growth and we are keen to hear the views of the local community, and in particular the local tourism industry on how this can best be achieved. So, pitch in with your views and ideas as to what is currently great, what needs improved or expanded, what could be truly great i.e. where the opportunities lie for increasing visitor numbers and spend, extending the season and so on.

If you work in tourism (and yes, we know that's pretty well everyone's business) it would be great if you could complete this short (10 question) survey which we plan to close on Monday 7th February.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GPV9Y3Q

Many thanks indeed for your help.

Sue Crossman
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Re: Argyll Forest Tourism

Postby Kintyre Forum News » Wed Feb 02, 2011 7:41 pm

Sue,

Thanks for taking the time to post on the Kintyre Forum - hopefully you will receive some responses via your post. Forests are an important part of Kintyre and there is so much more they could do for our area!

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