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Barrhead Travel, has set up a new scheme where online shoppers can get free holidays. By linking from the Barrhead site to the usual online shopping sites, shoppers can earn Holiday Miles which can be put towards some or the whole cost of a holiday.

As Mark McElney points out, “The current lack of trust among the UK’s banking sector has stimulated an increasing number of individuals and businesses to look for alternatives when they buy their foreign currency.”

“At No1 Currency we pride ourselves on not only offering the best exchange rates but with nearly 300 outlets nationwide we can be found on nearly every high street in the UK, making No1 Currency the most convenient choice,"

Cruise Scotland is a membership-based organisation which promotes Scottish ports as a destination for cruise ships

MD of No1 Currency, Mark McElney said, “our fully managed Bureau de Change franchise offers retail outlets the chance to expand and diversify their product range - grabbing a slice of this highly lucrative market, at a very low risk and cost.”

The launch of the new Greenock outlet comes at a time when there is much uncertainty in the Scottish holiday market, yet despite the current economic climate, Cash Generator and No1 Currency have gone from strength to strength.

“This years Travel Convention has highlighted the need for the industry to adapt and diversify inline with the changing needs of the market. Offering the highest quality and best value in services is essential for instilling consumer confidence.”

The downturn in the economy has not stopped holiday makers from booking weekend breaks and short getaways. This new Bureau de Change outlet is testament to the continuing expansion and market demand for our cost effective currency exchange services

Providing a legendary holiday experience as unique as the bewitching Northumberland coast is 'Grace Darling Holidays' mission. They have just launched Bamburgh First, a collection of 5 star boutique properties in the stunning village of Bamburgh.

According to Mark McElney of No.1 Currency, when it comes to spending holiday money, cash is still king.

Barrhead Travel, Scotland’s largest independent travel agent expands creating new jobs

Cash, Cards or Travellers Cheques? Planning your holiday expenditure in advance can save you unnecessary costs and charges this summer. According to Mark McElney of No.1 Currency, when it comes to spending holiday money, cash is still king.

As the pound falls to its lowest ever value against the euro, it is set to be an expensive summer for Scots holidaying throughout most of Europe. No.1 Currency, can save Scots as much as 11% by changing their money before they get to the airport