A short film has been created to showcase Glasgow from ‘sun up to sun down’ to potential tourists.

The 90-second-video was revealed through the city’s PEOPLE MAKE GLASGOW social media channels and sees nearly 500 different still images edited together.

Pictures include Instagram contributions from residents, previous visitors and city partners.

Local creative agency, Frame, produced the film which is set to the song ‘How We Met (Cherry Pie) by Glasgow girl band, Teen Canteen.

The video takes audiences on a tour of the city, stopping of at some of the most iconic locations including the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the University of Glasgow, the River Clyde, People’s Palace, the SSE Hydro, the Barrowlands, King Tut’s, House for an Art Lover, Pollok House, the McLennan Arch, the Glasgow Subway, Ashton Lane, George Square, Buchanan Street and The Big G in Glasgow Green.

Glasgow Life and tourism partners devised the film as part of the city’s new destination marketing campaign, Next Stop: Glasgow, which is being rolled out across the UK and internationally.

The campaign is supporting delivery of Glasgow’s Tourism and Visitor Plan to grow the city’s tourism economy by attracting one million more overnight visitors by 2023.

Councillor David McDonald, chair of Glasgow Life and deputy leader of Glasgow City Council, said: “The global tourism market is fiercely competitive, but there’s no shortage of compelling reasons to visit Glasgow.

“Our new film showcases what we have to offer from sun up to sun down, including our world-class museums, incredible built heritage, outstanding food and drink offer and music, performing and contemporary art scenes.

“To achieve the ambitions of our new tourism plan it’s important that we develop shareable content that captures the attention of our audiences through the digital channels that we know are most important to them.

“We want people to watch and share this film and make their next stop Glasgow.”

You can watch the video on PEOPLE MAKE GLASGOW’s Facebook and Instagram pages, and Glasgow Life is encouraging viewers to share it on their own social channels using the hashtag #NextStopGlasgow.