Edinburgh Bus Tours has been awarded five-star accreditation under the Association of Scottish Visitor Attractions’ (ASVA) new quality assurance scheme.
ASVA’s assessment process evaluates visitor attractions across Scotland, reviewing every stage of the customer experience from pre-arrival to departure, with a strong focus on the quality of customer service delivered throughout. This accreditation reflects the consistently high standards upheld by the Edinburgh Bus Tours team and their commitment to providing an exceptional experience for visitors to the city.
Michael Golding, CEO of ASVA said: “Edinburgh Bus Tours is one of the first attractions to achieve five star status in Scotland’s Quality Scheme, showing their commitment to delivering outstanding experiences. People are what make the attractions sector so special, and it is important to highlight that their guides and drivers achieved top marks during our visit.
“We celebrate the excellence demonstrated this year and look forward to working together closely to continually improve the world class experiences for visitors from around the world in the future.”
The award-winning Tours team impressed with their professional appearance, efficient service and strong product knowledge, alongside the exceptional way they engage with customers including the many visitors experiencing Edinburgh for the first time.
Willie Hamilton, Operations Director for Edinburgh Bus Tours said: “We are absolutely delighted that our Edinburgh Bus Tours operation has been awarded five stars by ASVA.
“Our team work tirelessly to deliver an exceptional experience for all of our customers and we take great pride in the role they play in showcasing Edinburgh to the hundreds of thousands of visitors who come to the city each year.
“This accreditation highlights the dedication and passion of our team and the high standards they set on a daily basis.”
Edinburgh Bus Tours scored highly for the overall tour experience, including the quality and clarity of tour content, as well as the cleanliness, presentation and accessibility of its open-top fleet.

