Argyllshire Advertiser

New AITC leadership

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Inveraray’s Argyll and the Isles Tourism Co-operative’s (AITC) annual general meeting on Monday October 22 saw a change of leadership.

Loch Melfort Hotel’s Calum Ross stepped down as chairperso­n and was replaced by Iain Jurgensen.

Iain will be joined by Daniel MacIntyre, who fills the vice chairman’s position.

Mr Jurgensen said: ‘I am delighted and privileged to take on the post of chairman at this most exciting of times with the Heart and Soul Campaign in full swing and building upon the Wild About Argyll campaign success.

‘We are in a great place to grow the tourism offering and brand awareness to our markets. There are challenges as well as opportunit­ies and, of course, we will be working hard to make the case for a permanent solution to the Rest and Be Thankful to ensure Argyll is open for business as a year-round tourist destinatio­n for residents, suppliers and visitors.

Mr MacIntyre said: ‘I’m eager to support Iain and represent our board of directors to unlock the growth opportunit­ies that exist in our co-operative partnershi­p working, addressing seasonalit­y and developing our young workforce.’

AITC now looks ahead to a busy few months, with the innovative Heart and Soul campaign with Glasgow Life and key travel partners running until March 2019.

 ??  ?? AITC vice chairman Daniel MacIntyre, left, and chairperso­n Iain Jurgensen.
AITC vice chairman Daniel MacIntyre, left, and chairperso­n Iain Jurgensen.

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