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VisitScotland - Scotland's National Tourist Organisation
7 hours ago Find out how you can get involved in Scotland's Year of Stories. Discover, share and celebrate stories inspired by, written or created in Scotland. In 2022 you can look …
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Visiting Scotland Scotland.org
11 hours ago Find out information on visiting Scotland, including details of tourist attractions, accommodation and travel from the official gateway to Scotland website.
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Scottish Tourist Guides Association Quality Bespoke
12 hours ago STGA accredited guides are passionate ambassadors for Scotland and in providing our visitors with information and inspiration, help deliver a memorable experience for them. VisitScotland is delighted to recognise the Scottish Tourist Guides Association as the professional membership body for fully trained and accredited tourist guides in Scotland.
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Scotland Tour Packages CIE Tours
3 hours ago Let Scotland's lochs and highlands enchant you. There's a reason a unicorn is the symbol of Scotland—it's a land of pure magic. Travel there with CIE Tours to discover every enchanting vista, from the heather-covered Highlands to the depths of Loch Ness. Explore the rich Scottish …
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Scotland Magazine - Scotland Magazine
1 hours ago Welcome to Scotland Magazine, the bi-monthly magazine and online information source for all those who love this great nation. Filled with history, heritage and travel, Scotland Magazine brings the …
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10 Best Scotland Tours & Vacation Packages 2021/2022
12 hours ago Scotland Holiday and Vacation Packages Reviews "During our Scotland visit, our tour guide (Tim) took us to the most amazing places. From Dalkeith, Edinburgh, Inverness to Loch Ness and all the way up to the peak of Skye. It was the best …
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19 UNMISSABLE places to see in Scotland! Plan your road
2 hours ago What is the best way to travel around Scotland? In my opinion, a road trip holiday is the best way to see Scotland- and by that I mean a self-drive holiday, not a tour. Having your own vehicle allows you to set your own itinerary, plan your visits, pick the best roads in Scotland …
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Scotland Self Drive Tours 2021/2022 : UK Driving Holiday
1 hours ago To rent a car in Scotland, you must hold a valid and full driving licence for a minimum period of 4 years. This reduces to 1 year if you are over 23 years of age. Drivers aged 23 or 24 can take a self-drive tour …
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Expedia Travel: Vacation Homes, Hotels, Car Rentals
6 hours ago Your one-stop travel site for your dream vacation. Bundle your stay with a car rental or flight and you can save more. Search our flexible options to match your needs.
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England, Scotland Tours & Vacations 2022 Rick Steves' Europe
6 hours ago England & Scotland Tours. Rick Steves England and Scotland tours provide the best value for your trip to Europe. Our stress-free England and Scotland vacations package together small groups, great guides…
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Latest Travel Updates for Northern Europe : Nordic Visitor
12 hours ago We want you to have travel experiences to look forward to in 2022 and beyond! We are taking 2022 bookings for most of our major destinations, including Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Scotland …
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any accredited tourist guides in Scotland?
VisitScotland is delighted to recognise the Scottish Tourist Guides Association as the professional membership body for fully trained and accredited tourist guides in Scotland. STGA accredited guides are passionate ambassadors for Scotland and in providing our visitors with information and inspiration, help deliver a memorable experience for them.
Which is the best way to visit Scotland?
Bike across the Scottish Highlands, before enjoying a home-cooked meal at a family run lodge. Hike to the top of Ben Nevis (Britain’s highest peak) after a boat trip to “Seal Island”. The official languages of Scotland are English, Gaelic and Scots.
What to see on a CIE tour of Scotland?
One of Scotland's most legendary creations is its fine Scotch whisky—and many CIE Tours of Scotland feature distillery tours where you can sample a dram or two and see how it's created. A wild storm nearly two centuries ago unearthed this seaside Neolithic village of stone, dating to between 3200 and 2200 BC.
Are there any self driving tours in Scotland?
Self-drive tours in Scotland. Enjoy Scotland’s treasures at your own pace. When the scenery is this incredible, you’ll love the freedom to take all the photo breaks you want. Self-driving tours include rental car, accommodations, maps and more, but the road trip music is up to you!
Which is the National Tourism Organisation for Scotland?
Your source for industry-leading advice, opportunities and information. VisitScotland is the national tourism organisation for Scotland. Our main aim is to contribute significantly to the advancement of Scottish tourism by giving it a real presence in the global marketplace and benefiting the whole of Scotland.
What are the duties of the VisitScotland organisation?
Among the organisation's tasks is the attraction of visitors to Scotland through advertising and promotional campaigns. VisitScotland also manages a number of quality grading schemes for tourist accommodation and attractions.
Is the Scottish Tourist Board part of the Scottish Government?
Number of employees. VisitScotland, formerly the Scottish Tourist Board, is the national tourism agency for Scotland. It is an executive non-departmental public body of the Scottish Government, with offices in Edinburgh, Inverness, and London as well as other parts of Scotland.
What was the original name of VisitScotland.com?
VisitScotland.com was initially the trading name of eTourism Ltd, a private limited company set up by a public-private partnership. In 2003 the IT services group SchlumbergerSema was taken over by Atos.