East Lothian networking registration form

Join us for the East Lothian Christmas Tourism Networking Event in partnership with Visit East Lothian. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow industry professionals and discover the best of what East Lothian's tourism industry offers.

Hear from East Lothian Council’s Provost John McMillan, Whitekirk Hill's Ian Wilkie and VisitScotland’s Regional Director Neil Christison.

Date: Thursday 7 December, 2023
Time: 4:30 - 7pm
Location: Whitekirk Hill, East Lothian

At this in-person event, you'll have the chance to meet and chat with local tourism businesses and professionals. Share ideas, create new partnerships, and gain valuable insights into the tourism industry in East Lothian.

There will be a complimentary welcome drink and canapes throughout the evening.

Note: You must be a tourism business or professional working in or within East Lothian to attend. Tickets are limited to two per business.

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