Tuesday, 12 November 2013

Travel. Best Small Operator. Tailor Made Holidays

Best Small Operator 2013

Mckinlay Kidd

Whether you’re looking for a luxury treat for a special occasion, the perfect honeymoon in Scotland,  a once-in-a-lifetime exploration of Scotland, or simply a week’s escape to the tranquillity and beauty of the Scottish highlands and islands, no-one knows the hidden gems and highlights of Scotland better than we do at McKinlay Kidd. We specialise in creating unique, tailor made holidays, and can even help to organise locations for small, intimate weddings.
If you are looking for an unusual present, we offer gift certificates which can be used towards any of our Scottish holidays. Our tailor-made service is also ideal for groups or corporate events.
McKinlay Kidd have been arranging tailor made holidays in Scotland for ten years now, and in that time we have won a number of awards.  We have been voted "Best Small Tour Operator" in the Guardian/Observer Travel Awards for the past two years - this means a lot as it is based on the experiences of customers.  We are also competing against UK tour operators who organise tailormade holidays throughout the world in more "exotic" locations.  For the time being, we are happy to concentrate on helping you to see Scotland and Ireland differently - there is so much to explore here and so many hidden gems for us to share!  We are always discovering new holiday experiences and places to stay, and we insist that any recommendation is personally tried and tested.  Quite simply, we won't send you somewhere we haven't been ourselves.  It's this personal approach that means every McKinlay Kidd holiday is uniquely memorable.  It's an approach that has won both awards and the hearts of customers.
  To discuss your tailormade Scottish holiday requirements, or fill in the tailor made holidays enquiry form. We will prepare a no-obligation personal holiday proposal for you to consider, then work with you to make sure it’s just right before you book.
Source: seescotlanddifferently; theguardian

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