Updated: Wednesday 17th March 2021
As part of CLC World’s Safe Hands initiative, there are a number of resort protocols in place to ensure that your stay with us is both safe and enjoyable.
We would also like to share with you some of the government regulations for Scotland that will you need to bear in mind when not on resort.
For yours and the CLC World team’s safety, all CLC World team members are wearing PPE in accordance with established guidelines and regulations in the hotel industry. CLC World has also installed screens at high contact points around the resort.
Please ensure that you maintain the recommended physical distance between yourself and non-family members at all possible times.
We hope you enjoy your holiday!
If you’re travelling to Scotland you must either quarantine in the place you’re staying or in a managed quarantine hotel for 10 days because of coronavirus (COVID-19). What you need to do depends on where you travel in the 10 days before you arrive in England.
You must also get 2 coronavirus tests after you arrive in Scotland. You’ll need to book these before you travel.
Find out how to book the tests you must get after you arrive in Scotland and if you need to book a quarantine hotel.
You cannot currently enter the UK if you’ve been in or through a country on the banned travel list (sometimes known as the ‘red list’) in the last 10 days, unless you’re British, Irish or you have the right to live in the UK.
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Below you will find entry requirements for the UK. They are applicable to all visitors to the UK in addition to the regular requirements of passport/National ID etc, provided there is an agreement between the UK and the country of departure. Further information is available on your government’s website.
Everyone who arrives directly in Scotland by air from outside the Common Travel Area (the CTA, comprising United Kingdom, Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands) must:
This guidance explains what you must do if you need to enter managed isolation.
You must also book and pay for managed isolation if you travel to Scotland from the Republic of Ireland, and have been in an acute risk country (a “red list” country) in the 10 days before your arrival.
If you arrive in Scotland from within the Common Travel Area, but have been in a country not on the acute risk list in the 10 days before your arrival, you must self-isolate.
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