News

The new Flybe route from Inverness to Amsterdam has now been up and running for a few weeks which is great news for our Dutch clients looking to fly direct to the Scottish Highlands.

Flybe are flying between Inverness and Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport and are operating 7 flights a week during the summer months and 6 per week in the winter. Previously, Dutch clients had to fly into either Edinburgh or Glasgow and hire a car before heading north into the Highlands. This new route will provide much easier and quicker access to some of Europe's finest scenery.

As the first flight prepared for take-off Andrew Strong, Managing Director Flybe UK, commented: “The volume of bookings we have received to date is very promising and an early indication of the route’s success. The fact it has proved popular with both the business and leisure markets is particularly pleasing as it shows that passengers from both countries are benefitting from this convenient and affordable route in order to visit these fantastic destinations.”

As always, we'd be delighted to tailor any of our touring itineraries to anyone flying into Inverness and we've listed a few suggestions from our website below:

Tailor-made Travel

The Far North and Wester Ross

Hebridean Island Hopping

Orkney & The Far North

Highlands & Islands Malt Whisky Trail

Walking Holidays

Great Glen Way - this wonderful route from west coast to east coast finishes in Inverness

Speyside Way - walk through the heart of Malt Whisky Country from the wild north east coast to the foot of the Cairngorm Mountains. Both the start and finish of this walk are less than 1 hour from Inverness Airport.