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Scotland - mysterious and grand

Let your clients immerse themselves in the allure of Scottish culture, from the resounding echoes of bagpipes to the warm hospitality of the locals. Our expert team at Brook Green DMC Scotland will curate an experience that brings together the best of Scotland, tailored to the unique preferences of your clients.

Whether they dream of roaming the storied streets of Edinburgh, exploring the mysterious Loch Ness, or savoring the smooth notes of single malt whiskies, we'll make it happen. Your clients will relish the chance to witness the world-famous Edinburgh Festival, experience the thrill of Highland Games, and uncover the secrets of ancient stone circles.

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Bestselling itinerary Scotland

Discover Scotland's Enchanting Charm: 4-Day Adventure

Welcome to the awe-inspiring landscapes of Scotland—home to ancient castles, stunning highlands, and lively cities. Brook Green DMC Scotland offers an amazing four-day tour that merges culture, history, and nature in order to give your client a real feel of being in Scotland.

Day One: Upon their arrival at Edinburgh, your clients will receive warm welcome before being transferred to their luxurious lodgings such as Balmoral Hotel. They may choose to relax or rejuvenate themselves after check-in by enjoying facilities offered at the hotel or discovering famous streets of Edinburgh.

Day Two: On the second day guests are taken on an unforgettable city tour of Edinburgh. The journey will take them through historical landmarks like Edinburgh Castle where they can learn about Scottish royalty and military pasts. Their next stop will be at Palace of Holyroodhouse which is the official residence for British monarchs in Scotland.

Day Three: Your clients leave Edinburg into the mystical Highlands of Scotland. On this full-day guided tour they will pass through dramatic landscapes such as Glencoe, Loch Ness and the Great Glen. A cruise on Loch Ness could allow them glimpse a legendary Loch Ness Monster while Urquhart Castle dominates over time travelers.

Day Four: Finally after a healthy Scottish breakfast your clients will check out from their room and say adieu to this enchanting country called Scotland. Transfer services have been organized for taking them back to Edinburgh Airport for their homeward flight thus leaving behind fond memories of this magical journey.

Your customers can delve into the rich cultural fabric of Scotland—from its dynamic capital city, Edinburgh, to its breathtakingly beautiful Highlands with Brook Green DMC Scotland’s itinerary plan. This fabulous fusion between work and leisure meaningfully guarantees a truly satisfying Scottish experience never forgotten by your esteemed clients.

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UK Entry Rules Changed ETA Needed

UK Entry Rules Changed ETA Needed : Pack Your Bags and Your ETA

Attention, globe-trotters! Starting January 8, 2025, if you're from one of 48 lucky non-European countries, including the US, Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore, you'll need a shiny new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before setting foot in the UK. Yes, even if you’ve been waltzing in visa-free for years, the party now requires a cover charge.

Think of the ETA as your virtual backstage pass to the UK. Without it? No tea, no crumpets, no Big Ben selfies—just a one-way ticket back to wherever you came from.

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The Rundown on the UK’s ETA

Who needs it? As of January 8, you do if you're from one of those 48 countries. Come April 2, European visitors will join the ETA queue too.
Who doesn’t? British and Irish citizens (because, duh) and anyone who already needs a visa.
What does it cost? Just £10, which is basically two lattes in London. It covers multiple trips for up to six months and stays valid for two years.
How to get it? Online or via a dedicated app, because in 2025, even immigration is going digital.

Which Countries Need to apply for an ETA?

Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Australia
The Bahamas
Bahrain
Barbados
Belize
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
Grenada
Guatemala
Guyana
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (including British national overseas)
Israel
Japan
Kiribati
Kuwait
Macao Special Administrative Region
Malaysia
Maldives
Marshall Islands
Mauritius
Mexico
Federated States of Micronesia
Nauru
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Oman
Palau
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Qatar
Samoa
Saudi Arabia
Seychelles
Singapore
Solomon Islands
South Korea
St Kitts and Nevis
St Lucia
St Vincent and the Grenadines
Taiwan (if you have a passport issued by Taiwan that includes in it the number of the identification card issued by the competent authority in Taiwan)
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tuvalu
United Arab Emirates
United States
Uruguay

Why the Fuss?

The UK says this is all about digitising borders, boosting security, and making sure they’re keeping out more than just the rain. The ETA will even run a quick background check to ensure you’re not secretly an international supervillain. (And if you are? Well, better start Googling “UK visa application” now.)

What Happens If You Forget?

Here’s the deal: no ETA, no entry. Not even if you're just passing through Heathrow to change planes. Oh, and don’t bother asking your airline for a refund if you're denied—they’ll be too busy sticking to the small print.

How Does It Compare?

If this all sounds familiar, it’s because countries like the US (ESTA), Australia (ETA), and Canada (eTA) have been running similar systems for years. The EU’s ETIAS is also on its way in late 2025, so soon we’ll all be playing a global game of digital hopscotch just to visit each other.

Industry Says "We Got This"

Experts claim the travel industry is ready for the ETA rollout, thanks to years of dealing with similar setups elsewhere. The advice? Plan ahead, apply early, and double-check your travel documents, because nobody wants to start their holiday by getting turned away at the border.

What’s the Big Picture?

The UK is simply hopping on the digital bandwagon, aligning its travel protocols with global standards while making sure its borders are as secure as they are rainy. So, get your ETA sorted, pack your umbrella, and remember: Big Brother is watching, but at least he’s keeping it affordable. £10 for two years of hassle-free trips? Not too shabby.

UK Entry Rules Changed ETA Needed

Welcome to the future of travel—just don’t forget your virtual permission slip!

Easyjet Unveils 26 New Summer Routes

Easyjet Unveils 26 New Summer Routes

Pack your bags, because easyJet has just unveiled 26 shiny new routes for Summer 2025, giving your wanderlust more destinations to swipe right on. From sizzling beaches in Cape Verde to European gems you didn’t know you needed, it’s like they raided a travel bucket list and made it budget-friendly.

Oh, and they’re flying to Cape Verde. Yes, Cape Verde! easyJet’s inaugural Sub-Saharan destination (fancy, right?) launches on March 31, 2025. Flights from London Gatwick to Sal will whisk you to paradise three times a week—just in time to ditch the rain and your winter gloom.

Cape Verde: Where EasyJet Goes Big

easyJet isn’t just dipping its toes into Cape Verde—it’s cannonballing in. This tropical escape is now yours to explore with three weekly flights from Gatwick (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays). Throw in a package holiday deal from easyJet holidays, and you’ll get flights, hotels, transfers, and 23kg luggage. Suddenly, that carry-on life feels very 2024.

A Whirlwind of New Routes

Not into Cape Verde? Don’t worry; easyJet’s map of new routes will keep your FOMO at bay. Here’s the highlights reel:

UK to Italy: Rimini debuts with twice-weekly flights from Gatwick. Rome is getting jealous.
New Scottish Adventures: Edinburgh flyers, enjoy direct access to Olbia, Marrakech, and Tunisia’s Enfidha. Glasgow residents can now jet to Antalya and Reus.
Manchester Marvels: Five fresh routes, including Madrid (perfect for tapas-fueled weekends) and Kalamata, Greece (yes, like the olives).
Birmingham Bonanza: Say hello to Gran Canaria and Malta. Bring sunscreen.
Leeds & Belfast Love: New Spanish escapes await with flights to Malaga, Palma, and Reus.

It’s like easyJet waved a wand and made your dream summer itinerary come to life.

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More than Just Flights

If you’ve been scrolling easyJet holidays looking for excuses to escape, good news: they’ve loaded thousands of new packages for 2025. Think luxury resorts in Cape Verde, beach vibes in Malaga, or cultural strolls through Rome. Best of all? It’s all backed by their Ultimate Flexibility promise—so your plans can change, but your wanderlust doesn’t have to.

What’s the Catch?

There isn’t one (except maybe booking fast). These fares and packages are so enticing, you’ll want to set an alarm before they sell out. Summer 2025 isn’t waiting for anyone, and neither should you.

Easyjet Unveils 26 New Summer Routes

So, grab your shades, dust off that passport, and check out easyJet’s new routes now. With fares this good, the only thing left to worry about is which airport snacks to splurge on.

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