Visit Responsibly

Make sure to plan ahead and enjoy a responsible visit to Scotland.

Responsible tourism aims to make places better for people to live in and visit
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Visit Responsibly

As Glasgow and Scotland get ready to host the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, now is the perfect time to start planning your visit so that you’re ready too. 
 

Host regions will welcome spectators from all over the world. Whether you’re a visitor from Scotland or are travelling from across the UK or internationally, consider the area you are visiting and how best to plan and enjoy a responsible trip.  
 

Respect, Protect and Enjoy

Responsible tourism aims to make places better for people to live in and visit, maximising the positive benefits for everyone - spectators, visitors, local communities, businesses, and the environment.  

For more information and some inspiration, take a look at the sustainable travel section of VisitScotland for more details, hints and tips. 

Responsible tourism aims to make places better for people to live in and visit
Responsible tourism aims to make places better for people to live in and visit

Camping and caravanning in Glasgow City Centre

In terms of Camping/caravanning within the city’s boundaries, the City of Glasgow has a strict no camping or campervanning policy and does not allow this.

Camping and caravanning in the rest of Scotland

If you are considering using a campervan during your trip, please read SOAC’s guide to responsible camping in Scotland to make sure you have the best experience possible and comply with Scottish legislation. Please do not turn up to campsites without booking in advance.