Scotland Means Business

Reel Time had a wonderful night at Kelvingrove on Tuesday, entertaining the VIP guests of Visit Scotland. We had a bagpiper welcoming the guests to the fantastic Glasgow venue.  Roddy Deans was compering the event and addressed the haggis, while the Reel Time Ceilidh Band was on hand to give its funky brand of ceilidh music for guests to let their hair down.  Later in the evening, the great Rodolpho performed some Aerial hoop, and silk performances.

Was great to meet all the MICE buyers and Scottish suppliers, who came together to help promote our national business tourism.

If you want some more information about the event for next year, then check the Visit Scotland website.

Visit Scotland: Scotland Means Business 2011

We were up at the Old Course Hotel on Tuesday for a fantastic event run by Visit Scotland  for their Scotland Means Business workshop. 150 companies from all over the world converged on Fairmont Hotel for face to face meetings, networking and of course a VIP Scottish themed gala dinner (held down the road at the Old Course)

Roddy Deans was comparing the event, introducing Bagpipers, celtic dancers and of course the energetic Reel Time Ceilidh Band.

Guests commented afterwards over a nightcap what a fantastic Scottish event it had been, letting them experience first hand the diverse range of Scottish hospitality, entertainment and culture on offer to companies in the MICE industry.

Reel Time Events was pleased to be an official partner for this event, and looks forward to helping Visit Scotlands guests organise their events all over Scotland.

IF you need some assistance planning your meeting, incentive, conference, or exhibition in Scotland, then get in touch with Reel Time Events, the MICE experts.