Cairngorms Tourism Partnership
The Cairngorms Tourism Partnership (CTP) was established in 2014 and brings together tourism businesses and organisations with key public sector partners.
Meetings are generally held three times a year. The remit of the partnership includes:
- Drawing up and overseeing the implementation of a Sustainable Tourism Action Plan to set agreed priorities for the development and marketing of tourism.
- Input to the national tourism strategy and review of local alignment.
- Securing resources to ensure effective delivery of the Area Tourism Partnership Plan.
- Acting, where appropriate, as a lobbying body to further the interests of local tourism, hospitality and leisure industries.
- Acting as a link between public and private sectors.
- Acting as a vehicle to engage the industry.
- Promoting the importance of economic, environmental, and social sustainability as a key consideration in all discussions and delivery.
The tourism partnership consists of representatives from the following agencies and organisations:
- Aberdeenshire Council
- Angus Tourism
- Cairngorms Business Partnership (CBP)
- Cairngorms National Park Authority
- GrowBiz
- Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE)
- Landmark Forest Adventure Park
- RSPB Scotland
- The Highland Council
- VisitAberdeenshire
- VisitScotland
- Voluntary Action Badenoch and Strathspey (VABS)
Get involved
We are currently reviewing the business membership of the group and would love to have input from a range of businesses covering different sectors and geographic areas. If you are interested in being involved from 2026 onwards, please complete this form and we'll be in touch.
More information
For more information, contact [email protected]
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