Reservations

• Travelconsumer.com reservations page.  Airline, hotel, car, and other reservations.

Tourism

• Highlands of Scotland Tourist Board.  "As well as being a wonderful holiday destination the Highlands are home to a quarter of a million people living in communities spread throughout the area. From the vibrant city of Inverness to remote crofting communities and sparsely populated islands.
  What these communities do have in common and something that is particularly apparent to visitors is that they are all part of an area which is culturally distinct - influenced by our often violent history, a strong cultural heritage, and the gaelic language.
  
  The natural world is also different - the varied climate leads to a wide range of habitats and the relatively sparse population makes this the premier area in Britain, if not Europe for wildlife."
• Official Web site of the Scotland's National Tourist Board.  "What makes Scotland so distinctive?
  There are some things that are uniquely Scottish but in truth, there's no single element that defines the country. Rather, it's a subtle blend of many different ingredients that have been added to the mix down through the centuries.
  
  Here, you can find a flavour of these - Scotland's often turbulent past, her extraordinary people, the rich diversity of her arts and culture, and the many other features found around the country which have produced a nation that treasures its past and keenly anticipates its future."

U.S. Government Information Resources

• CIA World Factbook on Scotland as part of their UK description.
• Department of State Consular Information Sheet on the UK and Scotland.
• U.S. Consulate General in Edinburgh, Scotland

Weather

• Weather information for the UK including Scotland from Weather Underground.