An cultural tourism website aimed at enhancing the links between the Scottish and
Irish Gaelic-speaking communities has been launched.
TusasG.com is an initiative of the EU-funded CeangalG project, set up to build business
components to the cultural links already in existence between the Gaelic speakers
of Scotland and their Irish Gaeilge speaking counterparts in Ireland.
The website promotes the many aspects of the heritage and culture of Scotland's Gaidhealtachd
and Ireland's Gaeltacht.
"TurasG marks a new departure in cultural tourism in these islands - it's the most
adventurous and ambitious website and online resource yet produced to support the
work of cultural tourism providers and enhance the holidays of tourists," said Alasdair
Morrison, CeangalG director.