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UEFA Cup 2007
For only the second time in the competition's history, a side successfully defended the UEFA Cup, with Sevilla FC matching Real Madrid CF's achievement when they won the 1985 and 1986 editions. Having beaten Middlesbrough FC 4-0 in the 2006 final, Juande Ramos' side beat off spirited opposition from Primera División rivals RCD Espanyol to win the final 3-1 on penalties following a breathless 2-2 draw at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
The City of Manchester Stadium will stage the 2007/08 UEFA Cup final on 14 May.
UEFA Cup 2008
New arena Initially constructed for the 2002 Commonwealth Games athletics events, the stadium was then converted for use as a football arena the following year. The 47,000-capacity venue, one of the largest in the English Premiership, is home to top-flight club Manchester City FC as well as a popular setting for large-scale music concerts, and was the setting for hosts England's opening game against Finland in UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2005™, the crowd of 29,092 a finals record. The club's former Maine Road home as the venue for England's first ever World Cup qualifier in November 1949 while across the city Manchester United FC's Old Trafford staged the 2003 UEFA Champions League final as well as games in the 1966 World Cup and EURO '96™.
First Travel provides a range of one-day tours and short breaks the ideal compliment to your stay. Our sightseeing tours are the ideal way to explore the real Scotland
With First Travel you can visit Loch Ness and Inverness or Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond.
BOOK YOUR UEFA CUP TRANSPORT UEFA CUP transport from £40.00 per passenger return. MPV's, Mini Coaches, Coaches & Buses.
UEFA Cup 2007 Hampden Park, Glasgow UEFA Cup 2008 City of Manchester Stadium.......
Book your Chauffeur early for The 2008 Open at Royal Birkdale.
Day Tours from £49.00 sterling per person from Glasgow & Edinburgh. Prices based on 8 Passengers per vehicle & up to 8 hours. Main Tour Destinations: Lochs & Glens, Tarbert, Loch Fyne & Tighnabruaich, Dumfries & Annan, Scottish Parliament, North Berwick & Dunbar, Stirling & Perth, Edinburgh Tattoo, St. Andrews, Pitlochry, Fort William & Oban, Royal Deeside, Berwick & Lidisfarne, Galashiels & Selkirk, Peebles.
Itineraries can be arranged to suit your needs from well known venues to 'off -the-beaten track'. Advice can be given on accommodation.
Chauffeur! Glasgow & Edinburgh Airports only on site Chauffeur & Executive Service Transfers.
Scotland can be explored with a comfortable tour from Edinburgh or Glasgow. There is only one way to see Scotland - with First Travel Tours.
Do you require accommodation for your visit? In association with our travel partners Superbreak,we can arrange accommodation at a range of hotels throughout the UK.
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Depart Glasgow and drive north along Loch Lomond, with a stop at Loch Lomond Shores.
Afterwards, drive north then bear West at Tarbet and over the “Rest and be Thankful” to Inveraray, where you can visit Inveraray Castle and Inveraray Jail, with a stop for lunch at the Fernpoint Hotel .
Head North to Fort William, where you spend the first night at Inverlochy Castle Hotel.
Suggest Evening meal at The Factors, Old Pines, or at the Hotel.
Day Two:
Depart Fort William and head for Oban, visit Oban Distillery, then take Ferry to Isle of Mull.
Spend Day touring Mull, Including Duart Castle and Tobermory Distillery, then on to Western Isles Hotel.
Suggest evening meal at Hotel or at Druimard Country House Hotel.
Day Three:
Catch Ferry from Mull to Oban, and drive via Fort William along Loch Ness, with a stop at the Loch Ness Experience, then Lunch at The Clansman Hotel.
Drive through Inverness, (shopping stop optional) to the Boath House Hotel, where you will stay tonight, the food is excellent here, and we recommend dining at the Hotel tonight.
Day Four:
Drive North to Dornoch, where we can arrange a round of Golf for you at Royal Dornoch, or you can tour the surrounding Countryside, including the Black Isle, Beauly, or enjoy a visit to Glenmorangie Distillery.
Stay at Boath House Hotel again tonight.
Day Five:
Drive south to Pitlochry, for a visit to the Fish Ladder at Faskally, shopping at some of the unique shops in the town, including Heathergems, then lunch at the 17th Century Moulin Inn.
Drive southeast to St. Andrews, where you spend the night at the Old Course Hotel.
Day Six:
A round of Golf at one of St Andrews’ famous courses, the New Course, the Dukes Course, or if you succeed in the Ballot, the Old Course.
You then spend the afternoon exploring St. Andrews, before driving to Edinburgh to spend the night at the Caledonian Hotel.
Day Seven:
You spend the morning exploring Edinburgh Castle with lunch at the nearby Witchery restaurant, and in the afternoon visit mysterious Rosslyn Chapel and Edinburgh Crystal.
Departure can be arranged for this evening, or on a morning flight the next day.
The above is a suggested Tour, and we can design any Tour to suite your needs and interests, and of course, the time available.
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The British & Scottish Open Championship
Scotland is where the game began some 600 years ago.
The three qualifying rounds of the Dunhill Links Championship are played over three separate courses: St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns. The cut is then made for the fourth round, played at St Andrews. The tournament is unusual in that the field is made up of both professionals and amateurs, many of whom are more famous than the golfers they are playing with. Teams of two comprise one pro and one amateur. The top 60 pros and those tying for 60th place then make the cut for the final day. Two competitions run concurrently, an individual one for the Pros and another for the combined team.
Conceived as a celebration of links golf and replacing the Alfred Dunhill Cup, 2001 was the first year for this new format, and most people deemed it to be a success. The likes of Michael Douglas and Boris Becker have been included in the competing celebrity amateurs, obviously thrilled to be playing alongside the world's top golfers. With total prize money totalling over US$5million, the event is the most lucrative golf event in the UK bar the Open. Dunhill Links Championship
The 137th Open Championship comes to Royal Birkdale on the 17th - 20th July 2008.
This will be the 137th Open and the 9th time the club has hosted what is arguably the greatest golf tournament in the world.
Spectators who want to watch Padraig Harrington defend his Open title at Royal Birkdale next July can buy a season ticket to cover eight days of official practice and Championship play for a discounted price of £180 before the January 31 deadline.
“We are offering a large saving on season tickets purchased before the end of January 2008. The cost at £180 represents a 40 per cent discount when compared to daily admission charges for the four practice days and the four days of competition,” said David Hill, Director of Championships at The R&A.
During the four days of the Championship (July 17-20) a daily ticket will cost £55, with concession tickets available. Under-16s will again be admitted free by applying to The R&A in advance or if accompanied by a responsible adult on the day.
Future Open Championship dates and venues: 2008 Royal Birkdale Golf Club 2009 Westin Turnberry 2010 Old Course, St Andrews
Please advise if golfing is the sole intention of your visit as we have large multi-seater vehicles ideally suited for transporting up to eight people, clubs and luggage.
Barclays Scottish Open will be held at Loch Lomond Golf Club 10th-13th July2008. Book your cars early to avoid disapointment.
Each year, The Barclays Scottish Open is hosted at Loch Lomond, the event and its venue continuing to grow in stature.
In 1996, Loch Lomond hosted its first annual international European Tour event, just two years after opening its course. The quality of the event was immediately apparent and The Barclays Scottish Open soon became the pre-eminent international tournament on the European Tour, attracting an outstanding field of players from around the world.
The Johnnie Walker Championship 30th August - 2nd September 2007 at Gleneagles is one of the major golf events in the European Tour International Schedule
The Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles has produced a series of outstanding winners since its inception in 1999, including Adam Scott, Paul Casey and Pierre Fulke. Once again this event will be played over the PGA Centenary Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus himself back in the late 1980s and which is the venue for the 2014 Ryder Cup.
Marc Warren Wins the Johnnie Walker Championship Marc Warren birdied the second play-off hole to beat England’s Simon Wakefield and give the Scottish public the home victory they craved in the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles. Warren two-putted from 90 feet for a four after the pair had parred the 18th first time around. To scenes of wild enthusiasm, the Scot claimed his second European Tour success and his first on home soil after he and Wakefield had finished tied on 280, 12 under par
Formerly the Diageo Championship at Gleneagles, the tournament is now in its 9th year and has become one of the most popular events on The Tour.
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Golf Tours, City Breaks & Tours of the Lochs: UK, Scotland, England, London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Newcastle, Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow & Edinburgh Airports Premier Chauffeur & Executive Travel Service by First Travel UK Ltd.
First Travel provides a range of one-day tours and short breaks the ideal compliment to your stay. Our sightseeing tours are the ideal way to explore the real Scotland 
Itineraries can be arranged to suit your needs from well known venues to 'off -the-beaten track'. Advice can be given on accommodation. 
