Wow...where do I even start with this topic?  There are so many reasons to book your clients to Scotland that I barely know where to begin. 

For starters, let's do a wee bit of prefacing here.  I know that you're all travel agents and some know Scotland well, while many may still be a bit geographically challenged on this part of the world.  It's not my goal to turn all of you into SCOTSmasters with this one eSales call.  But I would like to give everyone a real reason to sell the beautiful country Celtic Dream Tours specializes in.

Go For The History!

More than a couple people in North America can lay their foundational roots firmly at the feet of Scotland.  Even if your clients don't have a drop of Scottish in them, they'll still appreciate this land repleat with world influencing history.  Visit Scotland puts it this way:

"Scotland's colorful and compelling history is peppered with tragic yet romantic heroes, notable fighters, innovators and politicians. Often the nation's history has been defined either by fierce internecine  (deadly) conflict or epic struggles with its more populous and richer neighbor, England. Yet from earliest times the influences of Ireland, Scandinavia and continental Europe have been as important, particularly in aspects of Scotland's creative and cultural development. The result has been a sophistication and ambition few associate with the land of warring clans and burning castles."

Go For Everything You've Ever Heard About!

Scotch Whisky - Scotland's national drink.

Gaelic - into the past, present and future of Scotland's ancient language.

The Thistle -  a humble weed - a national symbol.

The Bagpipes - The stirring sound that is quintessentially Scottish.

The Kilt - The traditional "ID card" of Scots for thousands of years.

Tartan - The romance of the Highlands is woven into every aspect of tartan.

It's all there and much, much more!

Go For The Culture!

Again, in the words of Visit Scotland, "A nation's artistic and cultural life says much about its people and the vibrancy and creativity we display across a wide range of art forms quickly dispels the myth of the dour, downbeat Scot. In successive generations, Scotland has produced writers, painters, sculptors, musicians, composers and dancers whose talents have received both national and international acclaim.

Some of these art forms - such as our traditional dance and music - are uniquely Scottish both in style and inspiration and are appreciated chiefly at home. Others - such as theatre, opera and painting - draw on and incorporate influences from elsewhere in the world and consequently receive wider recognition. All, however, have the power to enthrall, challenge, provoke and inspire."

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