VisitAberdeenshire is delighted to confirm Aberdeen International Airport as the headline partner for the North-east Scotland Tourism Conference.
Taking place at P&J Live on Wednesday 4 November 2026, the conference is the flagship event for the North-east's tourism industry, bringing together more than 200 businesses, industry leaders and partners to share ideas, hear from expert speakers and explore the opportunities shaping the region's visitor economy.
As the region's gateway for leisure and business travellers, Aberdeen International Airport plays a key role in connecting the North-east with the UK and beyond. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting tourism growth and strengthening the region's economy.
Robert Paterson, Operations Director at Aberdeen International Airport, said: "We're delighted to partner with VisitAberdeenshire as headline sponsor of the North-east Scotland Tourism Conference 2026. The event provides an important platform for businesses, industry leaders and stakeholders to come together and explore new opportunities for the visitor economy. By supporting the conference, we are reinforcing our commitment to the long-term success of the North-east and helping ensure the region continues to grow as a destination for both leisure and business visitors."
Chris Foy, Chief Executive of VisitAberdeenshire, said: "It is a real pleasure to welcome Aberdeen International Airport as our headline partner for the 2026 North-east Scotland Tourism Conference.
"Strong connectivity is essential to a thriving visitor economy, and the airport plays a vital role in bringing visitors, business and investment to the region. Together, we look forward to delivering a conference that inspires collaboration and helps tourism businesses seize future opportunities."
Further speaker announcements and the full conference programme will be revealed over the coming weeks. Find out more about the 2026 North-east Scotland Tourism Conference and secure your place at https://industry.visitabdn.com/north-east-scotland-tourism-conference-2026