Location

Scotland offers a feast of cultural and historical delights. Visitors have endless opportunities to explore some of the world’s most breathtaking scenery, from the mountains and glens of the Highlands to the lowlands of the Borders. Scotland has a rich heritage of ancient castles and monuments that reflect its sometimes turbulent past.

For those who love the outdoors, Scotland offers an unlimited choice of pursuits. World-class angling on the famous salmon and trout rivers, sailing and spectacular hill walks are just a few of the many possibilities. Scotland is the home of golf, with many courses to choose from, including the famous championship links of St Andrews.

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city and has gained a reputation as one of the liveliest destinations in Europe. It is renowned for its hospitality and is widely recognised as an outstanding location for hosting international conferences and events. The city has been transformed from its roots in industry and as sea-port into a multi-cultural and cosmopolitan centre. In recent times, it has been awarded the UK’s City of Architecture and Design and selected as European City of Culture. Glasgow boasts impressive Victorian architecture, a vast array of shops rivalled only by London within the UK, a diverse collection of artwork in galleries and museums, and a vibrant nightlife, in fact something to suit everyone’s taste.