Where will you go next? Created in 1987 by Managing Director Moira Scott,
Connoisseur Travel Service offer a wealth of travel knowledge and experience. A team of just 10, we offer a bespoke
service to each and every one of our customers. Whether you’re looking for a short break to Europe, a cruise to the Mediterranean or an escorted tour through Asia, we specialise in all things travel.
Booking your holiday independently is not as straight forward as it once was. New legislations and ‘Travel Package laws’ can make booking seem like a minefield.
Why not let us take all that hassle away and help you find your
dream holiday. At Connoisseur we are fully financially protected and hold our own ABTA and ATOL licence, so you can book, safe in the knowledge that your holiday is fully protected and covered.
We work closely with tour operators to ensure we can pass on the best deals to our customers. We are proud to be one of Fred. Olsen, Hurtigurten and Viking River & Ocean Cruises top agents in Scotland.
As a tour operator we offer EXCLUSIVE group holidays in conjunction with Gardeners’ World and the RHS Magazine. Cruise with experts such as Alan Titchmarsh, Adam Frost, Matthew Biggs and David Hurrion on various cruises around the world. Visit us online or ask our experts for more information.
So why not pop in and meet our experts? Based on Silverknowes Road, EH4 our door is always open
(during working hours) and our kettle is always on.
Come in and meet the team, who will be happy to help you plan your next adventure.
We look forward to meeting you! – Your Connoisseur Team Call us free on 0800 1707 233
Linda Thomson Senior Travel Specialist
Lesley Kernan Senior Travel Specialist
Diane Longmuir Senior Travel Specialist
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Moira Scott Managing Director
Michelle Welsh Manager
Yvonne Wintour Assistant Manager
Michelle Hay Accounts
Erin Bisset Sales & Marketing
James Clark Senior Travel Specialist
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