Family travel blogScottish family travel blog – I love to travel, be it long haul, local day trips or city breaks. With Scotland and its countryside on our doorstep we’re in a prime position for outdoor adventures. Travel has always been one of my favourite past times and passions. Then two children came along. Everything changed. Yet in many respects I haven’t changed. I just have to do things very, very differently.

This Scottish family travel blog passes on some of our favourite destinations and what worked as parents, and what didn’t. Tips, ideas and suggestions that could make your next holiday a bit more relaxed. There’s a whole world out there I want to explore with my children and I hope you feel the same way.

My background: I grew up in Scotland, graduated in Glasgow then spent three years researching features television for STV. From there I moved to become a television director and script writer at the BBC creating Arts and History documentaries. After eleven years at the Beeb I spent three years in PR representing clients such as VisitAberdeen and Visit Cairngorms, before finally going freelance in May 2016. And here we are!

Email scots2travel@hotmail.com and visit the Scots2Travel ‘Work with Me’ page if you’d like to collaborate and request my media kit.

Family travel blog

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Freelance Travel Writer – Published in the Telegraph (regular hotel reviewer for Hotelegraph), the National, the Independent, Country Living, Wanderlust, Fabulous (The Sun), BBC Good Food magazine, former columnist in the National Trust for Scotland magazine, Landscape magazine, Vegan Living magazine, Planet Mindful, Glamping magazine, Camping magazine, Family Traveller magazine, Britain magazine, Discover Britain magazine, the Sunday Herald, the Scotsman, the Sunday Post In10 magazine, Country Lifestyle Scotland, Farming Scotland magazine, My Weekly, Candis, Eastern Airways inflight magazine, History Scotland, the Jewish Chronicle, the Scottish Farmer, the Daily Record, the Press and Journal, Scotland Now, Scottish Field and Scotland magazine.