Well, 2014 proved to be a particularly special year in Glasgow.
From the carnival that was the 2014 Commonwealth Games to the Referendum ( we, as a business remained strictly neutral), Glasgow's streets, cafes and bars were buzzing with energy, excitement and passion for months.
These two events brought the world's attention on Scotland's cultural capital and Glasgow certainly lived up to the moment.
I find it poignant, however, that almost a year to the day when writing a small review of the year, the tail end of the year in Glasgow is tainted by tragedy. Last year there was the Clutha bar tragedy, and this year there was the terrible event in George Square only a few days before Christmas. Our sympathies lie with everyone affected by these two awful incidents.
Yet again, however, these tragedies have shown the true warmth, spirit and kindness of Glasgow and it this that we will take into 2015.
So, it is with a hopeful eye we cast our lens onto 2015. Hopeful that you have a brilliant time when you come to stay with us in Glasgow and hopeful that this city can be spared any more tragic events.
Wishing you all the very best for 2015 and we look forward to welcoming you to Glasgow's est End sometime soon
As we say in these parts; lang may yer lum reek!
There's loads going on in Glasgow in 2015. from sporting events, to the best cutting edge music, from big stage theatre productions, to the world's premier pipe band competition, the 2015 Glasgow calendar is jam-packed!
Taking place this weekend, the Glasgow International Jazz Festival began in 1987 when Glasgow was bidding to become the European City of Culture for 1990.
From Friday 31st May - Sunday 30th June over 100 Glasgow-based organisations, arts groups, local and international artists will deliver a mixture of activities and projects. The festival programme includes; events, exhibitions, performances, talks, tours, workshops and screenings, and many events are free of charge.