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Edinburgh Travel Guide Q: I would like to know why single travelers must often pay almost twice the price for a holiday compared to the price per person that couples pay? A: This is a common complaint about among single holidaymakers and travellers. Hotels frequently charge single supplements in an effort to maximise their revenues per hotel room. However, things are improving and holiday companies such as Thomson Holidays For One and Thomas Cook Singles Skiing are starting to offer better deals for solo travelers.

Virtual Tour of Princes Street & Scott Monument, Edinburgh, Scotland

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"this part of edinburgh is great but it can't compete with the castle!"

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"Edinburgh is a great city to visit - as long as you've got good legs. It's a very compact city with everything you need within walking distance and even a huge park in the middle of the city that's so big you'll think you're out in the countryside."

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