Mr Ewing said: “At a time when tourism is so important to Scotland, this decision by CiTF is not acceptable in any way shape or form.
Category: Travel News
Loch Lomond National Park camping remains off limits
Visitors have been warned Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park campsite and camping permit areas remain off limits, despite the easing of the five-mile travel limit.
Distancing rules relaxed for children
Younger children will no longer have to follow distancing rules when meeting other children or adults outdoors in Scotland.
Gaelic language in ‘crisis’ in Hebridean heartlands
Gaelic-speaking island communities could vanish within 10 years unless language policies are changed dramatically, according to a new study.
Are you travelling abroad via an English airport?
All passengers will still be required to provide contact information on arrival, including details of countries they have been through during the previous 14 days. Passengers arriving into the UK should ensure they follow the guidance of the relevant devolved administration they are in. If passengers have travelled or transited through a non-exempt country, they will be required to self-isolate for the remainder of 14 days since they left such a country.
SNP ACCUSE OPPOSITION OF ‘GRUBBY POLITICAL OPPORTUNISM’
From 15 July, all holiday accommodation can open up, along with indoor areas of pubs and restaurants and hairdressers and barbers. These moves depend on safety measures being put in place, and hospitality businesses will have to retain contact details for customers for four weeks.