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June has seen a sudden influx of very welcome and positive press coverage for our holidays.
The Glasgow Herald saw a double page feature on our classic car short breaks, and a bit of a company profile, with the Morgan featuring prominently.  The very same day our short breaks on the West Highland railway  line were recommended as father’s day gifts in The Scotsman. Then at the end of last week our whale-watching holidays on Mull were the stars of a major 4 page article in Sunday Times Travel monthly magazine. (A big thank you to Jennette for helping organise these!)
Press coverage is extremely important for a small company like ourselves and it is also pleasing to see Scotland generally receiving reasonable coverage in the papers, who are all running¬†”stay in Britain for the holidays”, spurred on, no doubt, by the great period of weather we are enjoying. I do nevertheless despair sometimes though when major national newspapers publish lists of things like ‚Äúbest beaches‚Äù, best places to watch wildlife or great hotels with seaviews and barely mention anything here. Heather keeps telling me I need to write in adn point out what they are missing. In my¬†opinion you could fill a whole travel section with Scotland, though perhaps I am biased‚Ķ‚Ķ.
The last couple of weeks have, as noted above, definitely seen summer arrive ‚Äì at last¬† - for the UK and Scotland has been no exception. Of course like all typical north britons with fair skin I got sunburnt on the beach last weekend. Bear in mind that this was a deserted sandy beach in the west highlands though and no regrets! In fact the sunburn acts as a pleasant reminder of another ¬†fabulous weekend away in Scotland. Here’s to a few more this year!
Robert Kidd is a founding director with his wife