The COP26 summit was a successful showcase for Glasgow, and for the social and business benefits of getting back together, post-Covid.
The past week has been a hectic one for the former United Nations territory on the north bank of the Clyde, as it was returned to the control of the UK Cabinet Office and much of the township dismantled. Even though some US news networks and the UK prime minister himself seemed to think that Glasgow and Edinburgh were one and the same, there wasn't a media market around the globe that wasn't aware that this was the crossroads for what Warden calls the world's most important gathering this year. It was one that made her team immensely proud.Almost every nation was represented. Heads of government came to Glasgow from most of them. There were 37,000 accredited delegates.
However, the message that "Scotland is Open" - the slogan and top line takeaway from Scottish government marketing - will not have been lost on both visitors and distant observers. More people are working from home and will continue to do so, he said, but that means employers have to focus all the more on bringing them together on occasion - to inform, inspire, evoke and manage them.
That suggests people are travelling to a city for work, and opting to stay there for leisure and for continuing remote work from a different, temporary home - making the most of the change of view and travelling more slowly, with less impact on the planet.AirBnB booking figures are growing most strongly in the category of 28-days-plus
Not a success when your putting loop holes in things I’m afraid
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