Do you ever feel that conferences have so much to cover that they don’t leave delegates enough time to truly experience a city? Your delegates don’t have to feel that way because Discover Glasgow has the solution.

Discover Glasgow specialises in educational tourism, offering engaging guides that you can share with delegates as soon as they register. The "Virtual Tour of Glasgow" online course lets them explore the city’s iconic attractions, grand parks, eateries, and the coolest neighbourhoods with immersive narration. Delegates can even track their favourite spots and receive a personalised report, helping them plan their visit and encouraging extended stays.

The "Getting to Know Glasgow" course delves into the city’s rich culture and history, with insider tips on navigating public transport and an exclusive “Insider’s Guide to Glasgow” pdf.

For a tailored experience, Discover Glasgow can create custom guides based on your delegates’ interests, if you ask about those during registration. They also offer bespoke tours that fit seamlessly into your conference schedule. Discover Glasgow is passionate about helping you create an unforgettable experience for your delegates, making it easy to share more of this incredible city with them.

Have a look at the Virtual Tour of Glasgow and Getting to Know Glasgow courses and preview the sample lessons highlighted in pink in the contents section, or contact us to try a whole course for free.

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  • Screenshot of a virtual tours with a picture of the presenters head on the to left of the image. Disciver Glasgow Logo to hte bottom left and the main images is of the inside of The Burrell Collection (a museum in Glasgow) displaying some art. Captions along the bottom read: they are really cleverly done.

  • Screenshot of a virtual tour of Glasgow. Presenter stands in front of a building known as the Gallery of Modern Art. To the right is an inset image of a well known statue of a man on a horse. The man is wearing a golden traffic cone on top of his head like a hat. Along the bottom of the screen captions read: and when we had an Olympic gold medal, a gold 'hat' appeared. The title reads: People Make Glasgow

  • Images of a virtual presentation - Presenter stands in front of a street scape in Glasgow. The title reads Second City of the Empire: Rise and Fall. Along the bottom captions read 'what you see when you come here, everywhere around you, is blond and red sandstone.

  • A screen shot of a virtual session. There is a picture of the inside of an old church housing coffin shaped stone items known as Hogback stones. These are thought to be from the Viking era. To the left of the screen shot is the Discover Glasgow business logo and a picture of the presenters face. Across the middle of the picture is reads 'Viking Hogback Stones'

  • Collage of images with the title 'Helping your delegates fall in love with Glasgow' . The Discover Glasgow logo sits on the right hand side of the image.