A proposal to strengthen the air-route relationship between India and Scotland

Some Eye Opening Statistics

47 millions +

To discover the impactful connections between India and Scotland

was the record total spending by Indian visitors in Scotland in 2019 only. Potentially it could increase year by year.

1.8 millions +

people living in the UK are British Indian, with family ties in India to visit them.

2nd

most common non-British nationality living in Scotland is Indian, making Scotland their visiting destination.

INDO SCOT DIRECT

A Beautiful Portray of this unity

In this captivating video by TheSnakeCharmer, the unity of two remarkable nations is vividly portrayed, weaving a narrative of shared values, aspirations, and cultural richness. Each frame serves as a testament to the enduring strength of unity, highlighting the transformative power of cooperation and understanding in fostering a brighter, more interconnected world.

Its a Proposal for Mutual Benefits

TIME EFFICIENCY

A direct flight between India and Scotland would save travelers from the hassles of layovers, multiple stops, and long-hour flights. By eliminating unnecessary detours, it promises a more efficient and convenient travel experience, allowing passengers to reach their destination quicker and with less fatigue. This convenience may also encourage an increase in the frequency of visits between the two countries, fostering stronger connections and opportunities for personal and professional engagements.

ENHANCED CONNECTIVITY

Establishing a direct flight route between India and Scotland would improve connectivity between the two countries. It would facilitate easier movement of people, goods, and ideas, fostering stronger cultural, economic, and diplomatic ties. Enhanced connectivity could lead to increased tourism, business opportunities, and collaborations in various sectors, benefiting both nations.

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Direct flights can stimulate economic growth by boosting tourism, trade, and investment. A direct flight between India and Scotland would attract more visitors from both countries, leading to increased spending on accommodation, dining, shopping, and other tourism-related activities. Additionally, it would facilitate smoother trade exchanges and business partnerships, driving economic prosperity and job creation in both regions.

KEY MEMBERS OF INDO SCOT ADVOCACY GROUP

OUR MISSION IS

A collaboration across the industry, government and education to work together to promote the need for and realise the potential benefits of direct flight services between India and Scotland.

OUR VISION IS

To create a vibrant and accessible air bridge linking the rich heritage of India with the captivating landscapes of Scotland, enriching lives, and opening doors to endless possibilities for travel, trade, and collaboration.

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