Home
Find Activities
We Asked, You Said, We Did

Scottish Gaelic for East Lothian Tourism Businesses

Page 1 of 3

Closes 30 Jun 2026

Page 1

1. What type of tourism business do you operate?

(Required) Accommodation provider Visitor attraction Food and drink business Hospitality business Golf Club Event or activity provider Retail Tour operator or guide Other (please specify below)

Other

2. Are you currently using any Gaelic language in your business?

Yes No

3. If you answered Yes to Question 2, how do you currently use Gaelic?

External Signage Internal Signage Interpretation of information panels Menus Printed materials e.g. leaflets, guide books Website or digital content Branding or product names Staff skills / spoken Gaelic Storytelling, tours, events Other (please specify below)

Other ways your business uses Gaelic

4. If you are not currently using Gaelic, would you be interested in exploring this in the future?

Yes No Possibly

5. What would help your business to incorporate Gaelic?

Templates or ready-made phrases Training or staff development Guidance on appropriate usage Marketing benefits or examples Funding or support I'm not currently considering using Gaelic Other (please specify below)

Additional information on what would help your business

6. Are you aware of the Scottish Government's National Gaelic Language Plan and the Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005?

Yes No

7. Are you aware of the East Lothian Gaelic Language Plan?

Yes No

8. Would you like to receive updates or support on incorporating Gaelic into your business?

Yes No

9. If you answered Yes to question 8, please provide your name and email address

Name

Email address

10. Any other comments on Gaelic use in East Lothian's visitor economy

Any other comments

Accessibility
Terms of Use
Cookies
Privacy
Help / feedback

Citizen Space from Delib