RIT Vacations launches four new Scotland itineraries for 2026

RIT Vacations is marking the 267th anniversary of Burns Day with the launch of four new Scotland itineraries and a trade webinar scheduled for January 27 at 11 a.m. ET.

"There's no better way to connect with the spirit of Rabbie Burns than by travelling through the landscapes, towns, and traditions that shaped his legacy," said Jonathan Sargeant, director of sales at RIT Vacations. 

"This year, our Scotland tours are designed to go deeper, inviting travellers to experience everything from the rugged Highlands to vibrant cities, while discovering the culture, history, and warmth that make Scotland so unforgettable."

The new itineraries include:

Scottish Explorer (10-day first class coach tour): Features hands-on haggis-making, Isle of Skye exploration, sheepdog demonstrations, Highland cattle encounters, Highland Games history sessions, and a Highlander evening with music, storytelling, and traditional fare.

North Coast & Islands (12-day first class coach tour): Explores Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Orkney Islands, and Isles of Iona and Mull, with outdoor activities suited for travellers with good mobility.

Scotland's Ancient East (8-day first class coach tour): Includes visits to the Kelpies, Dunnottar Castle, and Rosslyn Chapel, plus whisky and gin tastings, steam train rides, and luxury stays at Maryculter House and Melville Castle.

London, York & Edinburgh (10-day first class coach tour): Features first-class LNER rail travel and five-star hotel accommodations throughout, with guided tours of London, York, and Edinburgh.

The webinar will cover tour pacing, start times, inclusions, standout highlights, and client appeal. One attending advisor will win a bottle of Scotch.

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