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Travel writers take a salty, summer saunter through old-fashioned seaside towns that have ‘not yet been Airbnb-brushed out of existence’
Europe. My first association with this beautiful place happened in 1999 when my parents and I took one of those 8 countries in 17 days wala tour packages. That tour package obviously covered only the
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Scottish election 2021: How has Covid-19 pandemic affected Scotland's remote economies? By James Cook Published image captionVillages like Ellenabeich on the Isle of Seil rely on tourists visiting the area In the run-up to the Scottish election on 6 May, The Nine's chief news correspondent James Cook is meeting people from around Scotland to discuss the big issues. With restrictions on travel within Scotland on the verge of being eased, he visits the Isle of Seil, south-west of Oban, to discover what impact the pandemic has had on the area's economy. The sky blazes blue and the Atlantic Ocean...
Updated: March 2, 2021, 7:41 pm © Google Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A new takeaway with an interesting design concept is to open at a gap site in Oban town centre. The Fishbox will be made from two sea containers and will, subject to approval, include a rooftop terrace with views over Oban Bay. Due to open in time for Easter, the business is the result of a partnership of local restauranteurs who have been forced to find new ways of making money as a result of the Covid crisis.