While international travel may be at a standstill, Scottish tourism businesses have kept busy adapting services for their guests and local communities.

Personally, our favourite viewpoint is from the pub across the road. All you can really see is a brick wall, but after a few drinks, it can be anywhere in the world.

Do you consider yourself the karaoke king and/or enjoy wearing a kilt? If so, this week’s Destination Wrap will be right up your alley.

We are officially declaring 2020 the year of the wrap! Yes, we can do that and no, you shouldn’t Google it to check. Instead, get all the latest destination-based news right here.

A major UK tourist attraction has proved it is worth its weight in gold by detecting that one of its visitors had breast cancer.

Yes, it’s a real-life Snakes on a Plane story, only with significantly less swearing and far fewer guest appearances from Samuel L. Jackson.

They said agents were ‘the new black’, and now Vogue has more pearls of travel wisdom. And some cute pearls to go with that outfit.

TW interrupted AYANA Resort’s Lindsay Grace Kinniburgh’s lunch break for this interview. Luckily our questions were juicy and delicious.

There are still untrodden paths left in Europe, although no path is less trodden than the one from our office to the local gym.

Rough Guides has unveiled which countries performed best, with Australia stumbling on the last pirouette and scoring a 6.57.

Do you think people who take selfies at every opportunity ruin travel for the rest of us? We suggest scrolling past this one, then.

Visit Scotland told us all about their bizarre, lesser-known tourist attraction of snorkelling. Not that we could understand their accent, though.