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Welcome To The CTA Website |
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Welcome to the Clackmannanshire Tourism Association. The role of the Clackmannanshire Tourism Association is to bring together relevant stakeholders to promote Clackmannanshire as a tourism and retail destination. The CTA is a non profit making organisation, geared towards promoting and adding value to the county. Tourism related businesses are encouraged to post their business listings free of charge. If you wish to discuss the website or any other tourism related issue, perhaps you have some great ideas for Clackmannanshire, please contact Sarah Cameron on 01259 727447 or
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Clackmannanshire Walking Festival |
18th – 22nd September 2008The Clackmannanshire Tourism Association wishes to start a walking Festival in Clackmannanshire with the aim of bringing visitors to the area and encouraging the local population to use Clackmannanshire as a destination. We hope to run approximately four walks per day covering all abilities and each walk should be associated with the railway theme. |
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Stirling University Marketing Department Students have produced a marketing project which aims to bring the CTA together in a common goal. The project was funded through SURE and will be followed up with a workshop for members in January. Final Report Appendices |
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Clackmannanshire Tourism Association Meeting Dates |
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The following dates are all subject to change and information on times and venues can be found on this website nearer to the proposed dates. |
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Clackmannanshire - 'More than you imagine' |
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Clackmannanshire is perfectly placed in the central belt making it easily accessible from all over central Scotland – and beyond.
Visitors can enjoy historic buildings, the glorious Ochil hills and an abundance of walks and pathways. Clackmannanshire offers golf courses which welcome visitors, an artificial ski slope, fishing in rivers and reservoirs, safe cycling routes and some of the best shopping in Scotland. |
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