As the Scottish tourism industry slowly comes back to life after the forced closure, we take a look at some of the offers on offer, the ongoing adjustments and some of the interesting reports you can expect to try.
The iconic Fairmont St Andrews Hotel reopened this week to provide a secluded spot for those wishing to enjoy a getaway after closing.
As a novelty this year, a Grace the Space program, occasions and activities that celebrate the freedom of herbal landscapes.
You can a variety of personalized experiences, including:
There are activities such as one-on-one golf, individual greenhouse plantation and coastal cycling.
Room rates at Fairmont St Andrews start from £186, according to the night for the B-B, in two adults sharing a king-size room.
Contact: www.fairmont.com or 0871 6630624.
These days have been exciting at the Nevis Range Resort near Fort William, as it is now open five days a week.
The community staff, located approximately 11 km north of Fort William and south of Spean Bridge, worked hard to put in place new protective measures, adding a heat shield and improved cleaning procedures.
The changes come with passengers on foot and cyclists in the mountain gondola who will have to wear a face mask.
The plan is for diversity to spread from Wednesday to Sunday, for the rest of the summer, with exceptions on holidays.
Although some projects had to be cancelled, the paintings continued with Blue Bike Track, an exciting new blue grade available for elevators, which is expected to open until May next year.
It will be a wonderful addition to the resort’s extensive network of mountain biking routes, many of which offer wonderful views of the countryside.
Visit www.nevisrange.co.uk
OYO offers discounts of up to 20% at its independent hotels.
Reservations must be made in July 2020 in www.oyorooms.com and the offer will be applied to the remains until the end of this year.
Hotels on this special offer include the OYO Eastbank hotel in Rothes, the Braeriach hotel in Newtonmore, the Kinloch Arms in Carnoustie, Loch Ness Drumnadrochit and the Glenpark hotel in Ayr.
All hotels are now open with the exception of Glenpark Hotel, which will be available from 1 August.
Two European forest reindeer pups born in May at the Highland Wildlife Park of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland were called Regnar and Solen, rain and sun in Swedish.
The park, near Kincraig, has recently reopened so visitors can now meet young people in person, provided they book an e-book in advance.
A wide range of security measures have been put in place in the park’s circle of relatives for visitors and staff.
This includes restricting the number of visitors, so an online booking is required in advance.
One-way routes will be in position in some spaces and all discussions with the guards have been postponed lately to create a crowd.
Cafes will be open for takeaways and card payments.
Visit www.highlandwildlifepark.org.uk
Apex Hotels offers its visitors a welcome gift of 25 euros as it prepares for the summer season.
Reopening in Dundee, Edinburgh, London and Bath from 20 July, the hotel chain would like to thank its unwavering customers. It is a 25 euro gift check directly to the inbox of anyone who has already booked a stay at an Apex hotel.
The gift can be used for a late-night party for two nights or more before September 30. So look at this deposit in your inbox soon from the SK Chase gift voucher provider; your coupon link will be inside.
To use your voucher, book in electronic form on apexhotels.co.uk and take the voucher when you arrive for your city break. A member of the hotel team will deduct their 25 euro bonus from their bill at the time of departure.
So, are you going to spend your bonus on the discovery city and walk through its new riverside area, or do you like the photographs and sounds of Auld Reekie?
The selection is yours.
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