A popular West Lothian country park is one of several visitor destinations across the country that will share just over £2.6 million in funding for projects to improve facilities as part of Scotland’s drive for sustainable tourism.
Plans to improve toilet provision at Beecraigs Visitor Centre is one of 11 projects across the country that have been recommended for approval - subject to conditions - to receive cash from round four of the Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF).
Sustainable tourism takes account of its impact on the community and natural surroundings, maximising the positives whilst minimising the negative effects.