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Scotland Reconnect : Le compte à rebours est lancé

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[1] Département Insights : Key Facts on Tourism in Scotland 2019 (document publié en novembre 2020) https://www.visitscotland.org/binaries/content/assets/dot-org/pdf/research-papers-2/key-facts-on-tourism-in-scotland-2019.pdf<strong>FINPour de plus amples informations et demandes d’images, veuillez contacter notre equipe Relations Presse, </strong><a href=”mailto:travelpr@visitscotland.com”><strong>travelpr@visitscotland.com</strong></a><strong>  </strong>

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