Climate friendly tourism event for Fife businesses
Fife businesses have been invited to climate-friendly tourism forum in Kirkcaldy.
It is being run by Climate Action Fife and Welcome to Fife are inviting tourism and takes place on Tuesday, May 19 at Greener Kirkcaldy’s community building at 8 East Fergus Place.
Organisations taking part in the forum include Balcaskie Estate, Business Gateway Fife, DYW Fife, Fife Council and the hosts.
The free event aims to bring local businesses, expert speakers and support organisations together to explore practical solutions to climate challenges and key opportunities for the sector.
Katie Reekie, development worker, Greener Kirkcaldy said: “There is growing interest from visitors in sustainable tourism that supports local communities.
“This event is a great chance to look at practical ways that businesses can lower their carbon footprint and operate more sustainably in a way that benefits their business, local people and the climate.”
People can take part in discussions on topics including how to reduce carbon emissions from buildings and developing more sustainable and plant-based menus. There will also be sessions on cutting food waste and the business benefits of promoting walking, wheeling and cycling.
There is also a chance to learn about the funding, grants and advice that is available to support the journey towards a greener, more future-proofed business.
The event runs from 10:00am to 2:00pm with a dedicated time for networking with refreshments, and lunch is provided. It is free to attend but booking is required through the Greener Kirkcaldy website.