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Scotland-Bound Auto Travelers Can Save Money on Car Hire With Secret Scotland Travel Guides

(PRWEB) March 1, 2010 -- A vacation in Scotland can be expensive, but visitors on a self drive holiday can now save 10% on the cost of their rental vehicle. Buy any of the Self-Drive Tour Itineraries from the travel guide website www.Secret-Scotland.com and you get a 10% Discount on Car Hire from Arnold Clark Rental, the largest vehicle rental firm in Scotland.

The savings on Car Hire more than pay for the cost of buying a Travel Guide from www.Secret-Scotland.com. For example, the saving on the 7 day hire of a compact car with automatic transmission is $58, whilst a 7 day Itinerary Guide for a Scenic self-drive tour is less than $19.

Native Scot Mike Peddie, who founded Secret Scotland with his wife Aurelia, explains:

“As the popularity of Secret Scotland travel guides grew, we realized that we were in a strong position to negotiate discount deals for our customers. Car Hire was an obvious place to start”.

“Arnold Clark Rental was our first choice”, says Aurelia. “They have the largest network of garages in Scotland, offer pick-up at all the Scottish airports and are a Scottish owned company”.

The website www.Secret-Scotland.com has been helping visitors plan holidays in Scotland for over 3 years. They provide carefully researched itineraries and accommodation guides for more than two dozen different self-drive Scotland tours. And if customers still have questions, they receive answers in a personal email.

Secret Scotland’s more than 25 tour itineraries start from $12 and vary not only according to the starting point (Glasgow, Edinburgh or Inverness) and the number of days (3 to 14 days) but also according to interests, such as scenery, castles, whisky, seafood, Scottish culture and more. Itineraries come in the form of an instant download from the website, with customized itineraries available upon request for a few dollars more.

All customers receive emailed answers to any additional questions that come up while planning their Scotland self-drive holiday.

People interested in traveling to Scotland for a driving tour can download a copy of the free report, “The 12 Most Memorable B&Bs in Scotland,” by going to: http://www.secret-scotland.com/securelogin.php

More information on Secret Scotland itineraries is available at www.Secret-Scotland.com or from Mike Peddie at (0044) 1292 886634; mike(at)secret-scotland(dot)com; 53 Maple Drive, Ayr, KA7 3QP, Scotland.

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