Support and Care; Laura's first few months with Invisible (Manchester)
Written on August 21, 2019
Written by Laura Ashcroft
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Invisible Cities; Regional Winner in the Barclays Entrepreneur Awards 2019
Written on August 08, 2019
Everyone at Invisible Cities is thrilled to announce we have won the regional awards for Social Enterprise at the Barclays Entrepreneur Awards 2019.
Read moreInvisible (Edinburgh) offers Discovery Sessions at TedSummit 2019
Written on July 30, 2019
The whole team at Invisible (Edinburgh) is recovering from a very busy week after delivering walking tours to nearly 100 delegates of the TedSummit 2019 Conference- that took place from July 21st to 25th in the Scottish Capital.
Read moreDanny Writes His Own Poetry Book: "Off the Cobbles"
Written on July 19, 2019
Danny Collins, our very own Invisible (Manchester) guide, wrote his first poem over four years ago. Now, his collection of poetry has been published in his first book called ‘Off the Cobbles’.
Digital, responsible tourism first unites social enterprise and tourism for good
Written on March 20, 2019
A new digital audio tour, downloadable from the Geotourist app to visitors’ smartphones, will help them discover how to spend their money positively in Edinburgh whilst exploring the city.
Read moreOur Tours in Review: How our Edinburgh Tour Inspired Business Owner
Written on March 18, 2019
Article originally posted by Kristi Porter on Rank & File
Read moreInvisible Manchester takes visitors ‘Off the Cobbles'
Written on March 01, 2019
By Hannah Vallance (Volunteer Reporter)
It’s been four months since we officially started taking people ‘Off the Cobbles’ in Manchester, and well, what a four months it has been. We’ve been featured in The Guardian, Manchester Evening News, Channel 5 and even been featured multiple times on The BBC. Most importantly, however, Danny, our ex-army veteran who spent four years sleeping rough around the streets of Manchester and Birmingham, has been able to tell his story to hundreds of people, some coming from all four corners of the world.
Sparkle Sisters- Bringing Dignity Back to Homeless Women in Edinburgh
Written on January 28, 2019
As part of our social impact, we have started the Street Barber (Edinburgh) in the Scottish capital, since the end of 2017. To date, we have given free shaves and haircuts, as well as toiletries and hot drinks to over 80 homeless men.
Read moreHear it from our Guides
Written on January 20, 2019
At Invisible Cities, our guides are at the centre of everything we do. So we have asked them to tell us, in their own voice, about their experience: how they first found out about Invisible Cities, what they prefer about their tours or what their goals and dreams are.
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