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The majority of visitors forced to postpone trips to the North Coast 500 during the pandemic plan to return when restriction lift, a new survey has found.
Thousands of tourists had to put their travel plans on hold due to Covid restrictions. But the survey by the famous Highland tourist route shows 57% have rescheduled their trip for this year and 18% aim to visit in 2022 or later.
The survey was sent out at the beginning of November to more than 13,000 website subscribers who were asked how Covid affected their holiday plans.
Archaeology efforts at Ross-shire and Sutherland sites in the running for top awards By Philip Murray Published: 10:00, 15 January 2021
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Panels describing some of Tarradale Through Times work at a past public exhibition.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL digs which helped to bring fascinating chapters of Highland history to life have been nominated for national awards in recognition of their success.
Two projects - Tarradale Through Time s work at key Black Isle sites, and Historic Assynt s dig in Sutherland s ancient Clachtoll Broch - have both been nominated in widely-read Current Archaeology magazine s annual awards.