Destination Scotland - The Cruise Industry Guide
Recognised as the home of golf, Scotland regularly hosts the Open Championship and can boast some of the finest golf courses in the world. Names such as St Andrews, Turnberry, Gleneagles, Royal Dornoch and Carnoustie are guaranteed to set pulses racing among your golfing guests.
For more information on golfing in Scotland visit golf.visitscotland.com
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Following budget approval from a general meeting of the Full Council yesterday (6 December) tender documents have now been posted on the Public Contracts Scotland Portal for a 2 year contract Meet and Greet Service for the period 2012-13. Full story
Old Pulteney 21 Year Old Single Malt Whisky, which is distilled at the Pulteney Distillery in Wick, 30 minutes from the Port of Scrabster has been voted 2012 World Whisky of the Year by the prestigious "Jim Murray's Whisky Bible." Full story
The 2011 cruise season at Greenock Ocean Terminal has almost come to an end, bringing to a conclusion the most successful year on record at the Terminal. In total there will be 35 cruise calls this year, with two remaining calls from the luxury cruise vessel Hebridean Princess still to come in November. Over 57,000 visitors will have passed through the terminal by the end of this year, which represents a 192% increase in passenger numbers since 2007. Full story
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