HITA Lunchtime Seminar: Geopolitics & Economics in a Turbulent World

Royal Bank of Scotland are headline partners of the Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards, and category sponsors of the Climate Action award.

As part of our commitment to leading thought provoking conversations, we will host a seminar on the afternoon of the awards open to customers, businesses, and stakeholders in the tourism & leisure sector.

This seminar will feature a keynote sessions from industry experts Scott Livingstone (International Adviser) and Seb Burnside (Chief Economist), as well as a Q&A session.

A soup and sandwich lunch will also be provided.

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