See Glasgow newsroom
Media enquiries
A straightforward contact point for journalists, editors and researchers seeking information about See Glasgow's editorial city guide and archive.
Press contact
How to reach the newsroom
For media enquiries concerning See Glasgow, its visitor guidance or its archive content, please contact the editorial inbox.
Include your publication or organisation, the subject of your enquiry and any relevant deadline. This helps the team understand what information is needed.
Editorial inbox
Media questions, interview requests, factual corrections and requests for context can all be sent to one address.
Please do not send confidential, embargoed or sensitive personal information unless suitable handling arrangements have first been agreed.
What's included
Useful context for a clear enquiry
A concise message helps identify the relevant section of the guide.
Questions about published visitor guidance and archive pages.
Clear notices about details that may need review or updating.
Help locating relevant material already available on the site.
Requests considered according to relevance and availability.
Direction to existing travel, culture and visitor information.
Space to state when a response would be most useful.
How we work
From enquiry to useful context
Set out the subject
Explain the topic and identify the relevant guide or archive page.
Add your context
Include your publication, intended use and a realistic deadline.
We review it
The enquiry is assessed for relevance and available information.
Confirm details
Verify time-sensitive venue and travel facts with their primary source.
Before you write
Media enquiry questions
What should I include in my email?
State your name, publication or organisation, enquiry topic, intended use and deadline. Link to any relevant See Glasgow page where practical.
Can I report a factual issue?
Yes. Identify the page and the detail you believe needs review, then provide a reliable source where one is available.
Can the newsroom confirm venue information?
See Glasgow can clarify its own published material. Current opening times, ticketing and access arrangements should be confirmed directly with the relevant venue or operator.
Where can I find general visitor information?
Begin with the Guide Book, which brings together tourist information, practical guidance and visitor itineraries.
Where is travel guidance published?
The Getting Here section covers travel by air, rail and road, airport connections, local journeys and trips beyond the city.
Does the site cover professional visits?
Yes. The Conventions section provides a starting point for professional and group planning.
About this site
An independent editorial guide
See Glasgow brings together considered guidance on culture, food, travel and memorable city days. The newsroom supports questions about that editorial material and the context in which it appears.
Information can change. For publication, confirm live schedules, availability, admission details and access arrangements with the relevant primary source.
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