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Our Product Presentation sessions keep travel intermediaries updated on new businesses and offerings around Scotland.

Product Presentation Videos

Please note that details are subject to change. We recommend confirming information, such as prices, timings and booking requirements, directly with the establishment or visit their website.

Get your front row seat to Scotland

(Recorded May 2026)

Our webinar, Your Front Row Seat to Scotland, is packed with the latest products, trends and insights to help you inspire and sell Scotland to your clients.

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View from the lyle hill viewpoint in Greenock

View from the lyle hill viewpoint in Greenock

© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

East Lothian

(Recorded Mar 2026)

Just a stone’s throw from Edinburgh, East Lothian is known for its golden sandy beaches, gently rolling coastal lowlands, and welcoming towns and villages. Rich in food and drink, outdoor sports and activities, historic buildings, charming restaurants, and accommodation to suit every taste, the region offers something for everyone. Its heritage sites and museums add further depth to this varied and memorable destination.

Watch our Product Presentation for East Lothian

The Bass Rock seen from the Seafari Explorer - Seabird Cruise

© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

Moray Speyside

(Recorded April 2024 & March 26)

Moray Speyside is a region known for a gentle climate, farmland and coastal beauty. It is also home to Speyside Whisky and many outdoor activities. A rich history from Pictish artefacts and Victorian innovation, along with museums and historic sites.

Watch our Product Presentations for Moray Speyside

East Beach is found in Lossiemouth, a seaside town in Moray Speyside

Argyll and the Isles

(Recorded Feb 2026)

Argyll and the Isles is a stunning region on Scotland’s west coast, with dramatic mainland peninsulas, deep sea lochs, and 23 inhabited islands. It has more than 2,300 miles of rugged coastline are home to abundant wildlife, including red deer, otters, and puffins. Famous whisky distilleries, rich seafood, and a deep archaeological past add to the region’s appeal.

Watch our Product Presentation for Argyll and the Isles

Loch Eck, Argyll

Luxury

(Recorded Feb 2026)

Inspire your clients with luxury and unique experiences in Scotland.

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Outdoor luxury at Glenshee Glamping, Highland Perthshire

Ayrshire & Arran

(Recorded January 2026)

Ayrshire & Arran is a region where dramatic coastlines and rolling countryside give way to miles of golden sandy beaches. Blending vibrant modern towns with picturesque villages, it offers visitors the very best of Scotland’s landscapes, culture, hospitality and outdoor pursuits.

Watch our Product Presentations for Ayrshire and Arran

Glen Rosa in Arran

© Barry Dawson / Ayrshire & Arran Tourism Group

South of Scotland

(Recorded December 2025)

The South of Scotland is characterised by rolling hills, the River Tweed, dramatic coastlines, and rich history. The Borders features inland valleys, abbeys, and market towns, while Dumfries & Galloway boasts vast sandy beaches, Galloway Forest Park and 200 miles of coastline.

Watch our Product Presentations for the South of Scotland

Peebles and the River Tweed, Scottish Borders

Museum and Heritage Highlands

(Recorded September 2024)

Scotland’s Highland heritage is preserved in museums that chronicle the region’s history—from ancient Celtic tribes and clan rivalries to the Highland Clearances and evolving ways of life. Through diverse collections, these museums illuminate the experiences, industries, traditions, and languages that have shaped this unique region.

Watch our Product Presentations for Museum and Heritage Highlands

Highland Folk Museum

Meaningful Travel

(Recorded October 2024/October 2025)

Scottish businesses featured on the Meaningful Travel Map can offer your clients an authentically Scottish and enriching experiences while supporting positive social change.

Watch our Meaningful Travel Product Presentations

The Burrell Collection

© Glasgow Life / Paul Watt Photography

Tay Country

(Recorded May 2024 and Sept 2025)

Tay Country covers Angus, Fife, Perthshire, and the city of Dundee. The regions have experiences and attractions to suit everyone, whether your clients are looking for a lively city break or a quiet country retreat.

Watch our Product Presentations for Tay Country

National Wallace Monument

© VisitScotland / Luigi Di Pasquale

National Partners

(Recorded August 2025)

Our national partners are organisations with whom we share strong strategic alignment and who each play a significant role in shaping the visitor economy across multiple regions of Scotland. They include complex public sector bodies as well as major private sector organisations, spanning key sectors such as transport, visitor attractions, and accommodation. Collectively, they represent a substantial proportion of Scotland’s visitor offering, underpinning national connectivity.

Watch our Product Presentations for National Partners

Citylink bus service, Lochaber

Forth Valley

(Recorded July 2025 & May 2024)

The Forth Valley region comprises of 3 diverse areas: Stirling, Falkirk and Clackmannanshire. The region has stunning landscapes and a rich and vibrant heritage dating back to Roman times.

Watch our Product Presentations for Forth Valley

The Falkirk Wheel

© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

Agritourism

(Recorded June 2025)

Agritourism is tourism or leisure on a working farm, croft or estate which produces food. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities, including farm stays, farm tours, field to fork experiences and sheepdog demonstrations. The sector brings sustainability and benefits to local communities and stimulating the local economy.

Watch our Product Presentations for Agritourism

Highland cow in Aikenshill House, Aberdeenshire

© North East 250 / Damian Shields

Natural Scotland

Outdoor and Active
(Recorded May 2025)

Scotland’s amazingly diverse landscape, including majestic mountains, rolling hills, glorious glens, sparkling lochs and a dramatic coastline dotted with beautiful islands, can offer your clients a wealth range of opportunities to enjoy any kind of outdoor activities.

Watch our Product Presentations for Outdoor and Active – Natural Scotland

Suilven, a remote mountain located in Inverpolly National Nature Reserve

© VisitScotland / Airborne Lens

Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire

(Recorded May 2025)

With its castles, whisky distilleries, dramatic coastlines and long-standing royal connections, Scotland’s north east is a firm favourite with visitors from all over the world.

Watch our Product Presentation for Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire

Dunnottar Castle

Dunnottar Castle

© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

Culture and Heritage

(Recorded March 2025)

Scotland’s culture and heritage like the kilt and bagpipes, a rich literary and musical history with arts and media. Key heritage sites include Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns and the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, while modern traditions include a vibrant arts scene with festivals and music, and a growing focus on the Gaelic language.

Watch our Product Presentations on Culture and Heritage

Inverness Castle

Outdoors and Active

(Recorded 2024)

Scotland’s amazingly diverse landscape and outstanding wildlife can offer your clients a wealth range of opportunities to enjoy any kind of outdoor activities.

Watch our Product Presentations for Outdoors and Active

Walkers follow the path to Ben Nevis

© VisitScotland / Liam Anderstrem

Shetland

(Recorded March 2024)

The Shetland islands have some of the richest Viking heritage and most incredible landscapes, including Breckon Beach which was recently featured in Condé Naste Traveller’s list of Best Beaches in the World.

Watch our Product Presentations for Shetland

Lerwick, Shetland

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