ONE of Scotland’s top leisure resorts is planning a £100 million expansion which it claims will generate more than £50m per year for the Scottish economy.
ONE of Scotland’s top leisure resorts is planning a £100 million expansion which it claims will generate more than £50m per year for the Scottish economy.
Crieff Hydro hopes to create 200 holiday lodges, a 200-bed care home and assisted living centre, new leisure facilities and a number of retail outlets.
Hotel bosses claim the project will eventually attract a million visitors a year, creating a massive boost to the economy from increased tourism to the resort and local area.
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