WIN an unforgettable VIP trip to Scotland for 2 people!
Stay in Scotland for 7 days including 3 days on the prestigious Belmond Royal Scotsman Train - the Scottish equivalent to the Orient-Express, taste the best of Scottish food and drink during a VIP tour with Tasting Scotland, visit historical castles and stay in some of the most luxurious hotels in Scotland! ENTER NOW!
The prize is for two people (1) winner will receive the prize and the winner will be able to choose one travel companion to accompany them on the trip.
The prize comprises:
* Car hire for up to 4 days with McKinlay Kidd - the winner (and/or travel companion) must have a full, clean drivers license valid for use in the UK and adhere to the car hire company conditions of hire (McKinlay Kidd will provide a manual Mini Cooper Convertible. Fully comprehensive car insurance is included, though please note that this does not include contents insurance. The minimum driving age is 21. The hire is restricted to one driver and the hire will start and finish in either Glasgow or Edinburgh.)
* 5 nights' DBB accommodation for 2 people in Scotland
* 2 adult Explorer Passes from Historic Scotland ( valid 7 days over 15 days)
* 1 culinary day-tour in the Borders ( car provided) with Tasting Scotland
* 3 days, including visits, and 2 nights on board of the Balmond Royal Scotsman for 2 pax sharing a room
The winner and their travel companion will receive an economy class return flight to Scotland as agreed by VisitScotland and subject to booking availability. Departure point and airline will be chosen by VisitScotland and restrictions may apply.
I would assume full clean licence means no offences, suspensions, etc.
I also live in NSW and have NO points so as enthusiastic as they are about handing out fines, you won't get fined or harassed as so many people claim, if your abiding by the road rules. I'm happy they hand out fines to those who don't, keeps my family and I safe when we're on the road.
"the winner (and/or travel companion) must have a full, clean drivers license valid for use in the UK ".
"The hire is restricted to one driver".
Why does the travel companion need a full, clean drivers license (sic)? (they say' and/or').
What is a 'full clean driver's licence'? Does it mean one must have NO points on one's licence? At least here in NSW, the revenue people are so enthusiastic about handing out fines, it is now almost entirely only licensed-non-drivers and non-licensed people who have no points. And I won't go near insurance companies who offer discounts for people with no points, but that's another story.
Is an Aussie licence valid for use in the UK?
"car hire for UP TO 4 days'? 'Hi, we know you're in the boonies near Inverness, but we want the car back by midday'…
But being a avid OzBargainer, I'll enter anyway. It'll give me a chance to wear some of the remaining dozens of sox and jox I bought a while back - still in their wrappers.