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Covid-19 Update 27th June

Covid-19 Update

 

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Scotland is now moving into recovery mode in Scottish tourism.

 

Although the focus is on the proposed reopening date of 3rd July, we are still planning to open on 11th July (this may change) We’re complying with the Scottish Government and their evidence-based guidance backed by science.

 

Our plan to reopen as part of phase two and three of the route map to recovery, involves us following the Scottish Government and industry sector guidelines to comply with key requirements that need to be undertaken to get us ready for restart.

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You can see what COVID-19-safe measures we’ve taken for visitors and staff on our Covid-19 Statement – a dedicated page on our website that is constantly evolving. Here you will find information on the changes we are making to keep you and us safe.

 

You can book online now for arrivals from 11th July.

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We’ve been busy little bees compiling various protocols and procedures. We’ve completed an accredited Covid-19 Holiday Let Cleaning Course, joined the Visit Britain “we’re good to go” scheme, which provides an industry standard to put safe processes in place. Acquiring the Industry Standard mark shows our business has followed government

and industry COVID-19 guidelines, has a Risk Assessment in place and a process to maintain cleanliness and aid social distancing.

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What else will be open when we restart on 11th July:

 

  • As well as what’s already open there will be Public outdoor spaces, childrens’ playgrounds, tennis courts, outdoor markets (limited numbers), small retail shops accessible from the street, places of worship for private prayer

 

What else we can expect from 11th July:

 

  • The travel distance restriction of 5 miles will be lifted (hurray!)
  • People can meet in extended groups outdoors with physical distancing.
  • Households can meet indoors with up to a maximum of two other households.
  • Enjoy outdoor hospitality, including beer gardens.

 

From 13 July:

  • You can visit shops inside shopping centres.

 

From 15 July, you can:

  • Eat out at restaurants and pubs indoors with new hygiene measures.
  • Visit the hairdresser or barber.
  • Go to museums, galleries, cinemas, monuments and libraries with new measures in place, including booking tickets in advance. Check with individual providers for opening times and information before your visit.