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By admin, on August 24th, 2011%
Find the Luxury Hotels in Scotland For your Holidays
Article by Alan Benson
Scotland is a country rich in culture and history, has lot to offer to tourists. You can find many refreshing and elegant hotels in Scotland which facilitates the leisure and business requirement. Whether you are going to Scotland on business, holidaying with family or on a romantic vacation with your special someone or just looking out for inspiration, action, and relaxation and would like to pamper yourself, then Scotland luxury hotels will make you’re stay the most memorable one. Scotland is traveler’s delight with its splendid natural beauty, beautiful landscapes, rich history, mesmerizing castles and cultural heritage sights. There are many elegant and beautiful premium hotels located in or near all the major cities in Scotland such as Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, Dumfries, Inverness and Stirling. Hotels in Scotland can be categorized as luxury hotels, five star, four star, three star, economy hotels and budget hotels. Scotland luxury hotels . . . → Read More: Find the Luxury Hotels in Scotland For your Holidays
By admin, on April 10th, 2011%
Question by Thomas.C: im going to scotland on holiday do i need haggis shots in case i get bitten by one ive heard they are dangerou?
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Answer by Susan Ca “shot” of whiskey will take care of things…
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By admin, on April 7th, 2011%
Question by shaashiie: What should I pack for a holiday to Scotland?
I’ll be visiting my family in scotland for two weeks. I leave this wednesday and will get there on thursday the 18th and leave July 3rd. How has the weather been there? I’ll be on the west coast in Dunoon, Greenoch, and Rothesay most likely. I have checked the forecasts but I know the weather there can change rather quickly. I don’t want to pack my whole wardrobe, but last time I visited I found I wasn’t very well prepared. It was in the 60s (fahrenheit of course) for most of the time but for a few days it went up to the 80s and was scorching. Any suggestions on how to pack as light as possible but still have everything I need for the changing weather? I was there in August last time and this time it’s june so will it . . . → Read More: What should I pack for a holiday to Scotland?
By admin, on March 14th, 2011%
Question by Jay Dee: Will banks in Scotland open on the 4th January 2011? What about the Post Office?
It’s a bank holiday in Scotland (substituting 2nd January bank holiday), but I am not sure whether banks will really be closed (sometimes this issue of different bank holidays between England/Wales and Scotland can be very confusing).
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Answer by The Dark SideI’m pretty certain they will be closed.
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By admin, on March 6th, 2011%
Question by moniet: holiday in Scotland?
where should i go? glasgow or edinburgh? i am plannning a UK holiday this christmas. about a week, so i dont have very long in scottland. so where is more worth while to go? any suggestions?
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Answer by mahadelicI would probably say Edinburgh,but then again,if you fancied a trip up into the Highlands,then Glasgow is a better base.Overall though,Edinburgh has more attractions than Glasgow,and is more popular with tourists/visitors.
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By admin, on February 23rd, 2011%
Question by Matt TD: What type of Wetsuit should I buy for surfing, windsurfing and snorkeling on holiday in Orkney, N. Scotland?
I have no experience of wetsuits, so am wondering what type, thickness and style to get for the chilly Orcadian waters!
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Answer by g_steedPlease consult with other surfers. Deal with a good shop. Don’t neglect trying a ‘dry suit’. Cold water is enervating. Moving cold water is even more enervating. Thick wet suits may keep you warm longer but are restrictive of movement. If conditions are pleasant a ‘shorty’ may suffice. Both surfing and wind surfing expose you to the air. Evaporation will cool you. Be careful….
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By admin, on February 19th, 2011%
Question by sky_kats: Mobile phone for Scotland holiday?
My friend and I will be visiting Edinburgh for about 2 weeks in September. We want to be able to call our familes while gone. Would it be best to purchase a cheap phone from a travel site like this http://www.telestial.com/promo/packlite.php or are cheap phones available over there?
When we went to Ireland, we decided to get a phone there and were never able to find a single one for sale. I would like to spend no more than US/£30UK on a phone as I’m from the US and most phones here do not work on a GSM network as yours do.
Buy a phone before we get there or once we get there (and any tips on where to find them if so)?
Thanks!!!
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Answer by yorickSome of the major supermarkets in the UK are selling basic phones, nothing fancy at cheap prices for £10 or less. It depends what you want the phone to . . . → Read More: Mobile phone for Scotland holiday?
By admin, on February 14th, 2011%
Question by russnofuss: Is today, August 28th, a bank holiday in SCOTLAND?
It is not recognized as a statatory bank holiday, but there is no mail today and most businesses are closed.
It’s a shame that Colorado is a prick. I thought Yahoo Answers was supposed to be used to for supportive comments and answers. And yes, I’ve been to the bank and it’s closed. But that doesn’t mean it’s a a bank holiday.
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Answer by A GNot officially.
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By admin, on February 13th, 2011%
Question by kunalpatni: Holiday in Scotland and North England?
I am planning a holiday in Scotland (mainly) and North England in October. The itenerary that I have planned looks as follows:
8th October – London to York by Train and pick up the car from station at York. O/N at York
9th October – O/N at York
10th October – York to Windermere, O/N at Windermere
11th October – O/N at Windermere
12th October – Windermere to Edinburgh, O/N at Edinburgh
13th October – O/N at Edinburgh
14th October – O/N at Edinburgh
15th October – O/N at Edinburgh
16th October – Drop the car at Edinburgh station and proceed to London by train.
I need answers to the following queries.
1. For Scotland, I want to make my base in Edinburgh and visit places like Glasgow, Inverness, Lochness, Scottish Highlands etc in the form of day trips. Is this a good idea or should I reduce one night in Edinburgh and have one night in Inverness or any other city if . . . → Read More: Holiday in Scotland and North England?
By admin, on February 3rd, 2011%
Question by kunalpatni: Driving holiday from London to Scotland?
I am planning to visit London in the first week of October. I will spend about 3 nights in London (have already been there). From there I plan to take a driving holiday to Scotland or Ireland or both. I have 7 additional nights to spare. My queries:
1. Is a driving holiday suggested. I love driving and want to soak in the scenic beauty of Scotland
2. Can I do both Ireland and Scotland in 7 nights?
3. If I can do only one of the places, which one would be suggested? Scotland or Ireland?
4. What are the best places to visit in Scotland and spend the nights?
5. Any idea about the driving distances and time between places?
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Answer by David SI would take the train from London to Glasgow or Edinburgh and hire your car in either of those two cities. You are looking at a 4 hour 30 minute journey rather than a . . . → Read More: Driving holiday from London to Scotland?
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