Welcome to the dedicated travel trade section of the Argyll and the Isles Tourism Cooperative (AITC). We are available to help you with inspiration to increase your engagement with your clients and generate new and repeat business through creative product development.
You will find below a range of sample itineraries which showcase the highlights and hidden gems of our region. With themes ranging from train travel to luxury experiences, there is something there for everybody.
For any general or specific enquiries or requests for assistance, please feel free to contact us at any time here.
If you are looking for images or videos of our region, let us know your requirements, and we will try to assist. Please email traveltrade@wildaboutargyll.co.uk
Argyll and the Isles is a glorious coastal region of glittering sea lochs, islands, hills and glens just waiting to be explored. It’s divided into core areas, each with a distinctive character and offering a unique experience.
The seaside town of Oban is a great place for a holiday with much to see and do in wider area and nearby Inner Hebridean islands.
There is much for everyone to enjoy on Bute with a coastline of beaches, standing stones, culture, wildlife, arts and music.
The most westerly of the Inner Hebridean islands, Tiree and Coll sit far out in the Atlantic Ocean.
Beautiful and diverse, from the towering mountains in the north to the mellow scenery and sea lochs of the south.
World-class whisky distilleries. Miles of pristine beaches. Spectacular wildlife and habitats.
The mountainous, wild and sparsely populated island of Jura has a rugged and remote appeal.
Famed for tranquillity, unspoilt beauty, and sandy beaches.
Sandy bays and picture-postcard villages: the Hebridean islands of Mull and Iona are strikingly beautiful.
Wild Atlantic coastline and ancient woodland: Kintyre is a beautiful peninsula packed with great things to see and do.
One of the most beautiful of the Inner Hebrides, seven miles by a mile and a half wide.
This ancient coastal kingdom brims with natural and historic wonders.
An hour from Glasgow, Loch Lomond marks the first rise of the Highlands.
To complement these itineraries, please explore our suite of downloadable PDF guides & apps to tempt you to dig deeper and get more from your visit to Argyll & the Isles.
These are designed to inspire and provide you with inside tips and advice on what to see and do in destinations, as well as highlighting experiences or areas of special interest.
If you are looking for images and video for our region please contact us with your requirements and we will do our best to assist. Email traveltrade@wildaboutargyll.co.uk