CHARTERED surveying specialist DM Hall has joined Scottish Agritourism as a trade member, strengthening its commitment to supporting the growth and diversification of rural businesses across Scotland.
The move follows the company’s participation in last year’s Scottish Agritourism Conference, where it connected with agritourism operators from across the country and witnessed the scale and ambition of the sector.
Jennifer Campbell of DM Hall’s rural department, said, “We are thrilled to become a member of Scottish Agritourism. Having exhibited at last year’s conference, it was clear to us just how ambitious, innovative and forward-thinking agritourism businesses are across Scotland. DM Hall has long supported farm and estate diversification, but joining the network allows us to deepen that support and build meaningful relationships across the sector.”
Laura Paterson, manager at Scottish Agritourism, added, “I am delighted to welcome DM Hall to the Scottish Agritourism network. As a not‑for‑profit organisation, we work closely with our members to grow and strengthen Scotland’s agritourism sector, and the support of experienced professional partners like DM Hall is invaluable.”
