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Cheap Scotland holidays from £44 – as country plans to open up travel from England from April 26

NICOLA STURGEON has said that holidays to Scotland are likely to go ahead from April 26.

The First Minister confirmed that restrictions on travel to and from Scotland and Wales and England are likely to be lifted later this month.

Holidays to Scotland can go ahead from April 26
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Holidays to Scotland can go ahead from April 26Credit: Alamy

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As part of Scotland's roadmap, self-catering accommodation will be able to open to guests from April 26.

On the same date, shops will also fully reopen and hospitality businesses will be able to operate fully outdoors.

It means Brits looking to holiday in the UK can now plan a break to Scotland.

There are some great deals to the country, including:

  • Haven Holidays 4-night May and June breaks at Craig Tara and Seaton Sands parks  
  • Sykes Cottages 3-night May and June breaks  
  • Easyjet flights to Edinburgh  
  • Easyjet Edinburgh 2-night city breaks 
  • Forest Holidays 4-night lodge breaks with hot-tubs 
  • Lastminute.com Scotland 2-night hotel stays
  • Holidaycottages.co.uk 3-night May breaks in Scotland 
There are bargain breaks to Scotland's cities such as Edinburgh
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There are bargain breaks to Scotland's cities such as EdinburghCredit: Alamy

Nicola Sturgeon said: "We expect to lift restrictions on travel to and from England and Wales on 26 April – something which I know will be welcomed by many individuals, and also by the tourism sector."

But the first minister played down the reopening of large-scale tourism, saying that "international travel remains a significant risk."

She added: "It may be the case that we have to endure restrictions on international travel for a bit longer, as the price we pay for much greater normality here in Scotland."

It's worth noting that some of the Scottish islands, including Shetland, Orkney and the Western Isles, are still under the country's level three restrictions, meaning people are still not allowed to go on holiday there.

If you're sticking to the UK for a holiday this year, we've found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools and campsites with availability for summer.

There are also great UK coach trips for families, holiday park party weekenders, cheap staycation breaks with hot tubs and treehouse stays.


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