British Marine Scotland announces sponsorship of Clipper Connect Business Event in Oban
11 July 2024

British Marine Scotland (BMS), a key player in the development and promotion of marine tourism, is proud to announce its sponsorship of the upcoming Clipper Connect Business Series event. Scheduled for Friday, 19 July 2024, in Oban, the event titled "Blue Horizon" focuses on Sustainable Marine Tourism in Argyll & the Isles.

The Clipper Connect event will gather leading figures from the sustainable marine tourism sector to discuss the continuous advancements being made in Argyll and the Isles. Hosted at the environmental and education charity, the Scottish Association for Marine Science, a well-curated panel will delve into best practices for sustainable development and the pivotal role of environmental sustainability in the growth of the industry.

Sarah Kennedy, Chair of British Marine Scotland, commented: "We are delighted to sponsor the Clipper Connect Business Event, which aligns perfectly with our commitment to sustainable marine tourism. 

“This event not only highlights the importance of innovative, sustainable practices but also serves as a platform for industry leaders to collaborate towards a greener future. Our ongoing strategies, from 'Awakening the Giant' to 'Giant Strides', have paved the way for remarkable progress in marine tourism, and we are excited about the upcoming review and update of our strategies for the next five years."

British Marine Scotland has been instrumental in spearheading national strategies that boost the marine tourism sector's growth and visibility. Their leadership in reviewing and updating these strategic plans continues to support and encourage substantial investments in the industry.

The Clipper Connect Business Series event in Oban promises to be a significant occasion for networking, learning, and promoting the sustainable development of marine tourism. It offers an excellent opportunity for industry stakeholders to engage with the initiatives led by British Marine Scotland and to explore potential collaborations.