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Kirkcaldy Area Committee27 March 2013Agenda Item No. 6Representation from the Area Committees for theFife Local Tourist AssociationsReport by:Ann Camus, Fife Tourism Partnership ManagerWards Affected:AllPurposeThe Purpose of this report is to seek approval from the Kirkcaldy Area Committee toappoint a local member to sit on the Kirkcaldy and Mid Fife Local Tourist Associationto act as a local area advisor.Recommendation(s)That this Area Committee agrees to nominate a representative to sit on the Kirkcaldyand Mid Fife Local Tourist Association as an advisor.Resource ImplicationsThere are no resource implications associated with this report.Legal & Risk ImplicationsThere are no legal implications associated with this report.Impact AssessmentAn Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA) checklist is not required as this report doesnot have any immediate implications for service delivery and policy.ConsultationThe Fife Tourism Partnership Board and the Local Tourist Associations have beenconsulted with regard to this report.44
1.0 Background1.1 There are five Local Tourist Associations across Fife covering the geographicalareas of Levenmouth, Cupar and North Fife, Kirkcaldy and Mid Fife, Dunfermlineand West Fife and the East Neuk. St Andrews is covered by the St AndrewsPartnership which is run by a board of directors.1.2 The Local Tourist Associations were set up by the Fife Council Strategic Policy andTourism team between January 2011 and June 2012 as part of the Fife TourismPartnership Structure. The Local Tourist Associations were put in place when theFife Tourism Partnership Board had completed its consultation around the FifeTourism Strategy.1.3 Since then all Local Tourist Associations have been set up and attract between 17and 25 businesses at their meetings. In addition to this, around 60 businesses fromeach area are registered on the business to business websitewww.fifetourismpartnership.com. The twitter account followers for the Fife TourismPartnership business to business account has almost 1300 followers.1.4 The following diagram demonstrates the structure of the Fife Tourism Partnership.1.5 The role of the Local Tourist Associations is to work closely with local tourismbusinesses to deliver the actions outlined within the Fife Tourism Strategy 2010 to2020 but in particular to:• Develop local area initiatives that will provide visitors with a reason to visit and tostay longer in Fife and to spend more• Support local tourism businesses so that they are able to increase their businesscompetitiveness through training and business development tools• Work with the other Local Tourist Associations to point visitors to other areas ofFife• Support the Fife Tourism Partnership to develop its niche markets45
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