Joint survey by Mull & Iona Ferry Committee, Mull and Iona Community Councils, MICT, SWMID, NWMCW and Visit Mull & Iona |
Ferry disruption business impacts survey
This survey aims to quantify the financial impact of recent disruption to our ferry service on the economy of Mull and Iona. Please complete it if you are a business owner or manager based on, or doing business in Mull and Iona. Please complete only once for each business.
It will serve as a first step in assessing the need for financial support from Scottish Government, and if necessary, lobbying for it.
The disruption we are concerned with is:
1. Capacity reductions and timetable disruption caused by dry-docking overruns and breakdowns through the winter of 2022/23
2. Reduced capacity on the Corran ferry from October '22, and then complete outage from early April to early June.
3. Capacity restrictions and timetable disruption through the early summer timetable period, caused by the delay to winter over-haul.
4. Disruption caused by the introduction of CalMac's new ticketing system.
Data gathered will be published publicly, but without making any individual business identifiable.
1. Capacity reductions and timetable disruption caused by dry-docking overruns and breakdowns through the winter of 2022/23
2. Reduced capacity on the Corran ferry from October '22, and then complete outage from early April to early June.
3. Capacity restrictions and timetable disruption through the early summer timetable period, caused by the delay to winter over-haul.
4. Disruption caused by the introduction of CalMac's new ticketing system.
Data gathered will be published publicly, but without making any individual business identifiable.