At Royal Ride Tours we have the experience to organize your perfect event. We give our clients all the technical and logistic support in event management. We know how to increase the efficiency of the human resources through practical activities and dynamic training actions. We offer your company the professionalism, experience, and innovation that you need in events organized for each specific case; Motivation, Clients Receptions, Meetings, Launching Products, Team Building, Entertainment. Scotland is the perfect destination any time of the year. We take care of all the business support services you need such as transfers, hotel, meeting rooms, hostesses, catering, gifts , etc.
Each summer people visit Edinburgh from every corner of the globe and enjoy three exhilarating weeks of the very best in international opera, music, drama and dance. Come with us on a journey of discovery in 2010 and celebrate the colour, the passion and the drama of the Edinburgh International Festival. This year performers from the Americas and the Pacific rub shoulders with artists from Spain, Holland, Germany, Russia and the UK, creating a delicious melting pot of entertainment. We'd love you to join us! In its 64th year, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is delighted to launch its biggest and most exciting line-up to date comprising a staggering 2,453 shows. With the number of shows increasing by 17 percent on last year’s total,
The annual Edinburgh Jazz and Blues festival runs the gamut of jazz persuasions from more traditional Dixie and ragtime bands to up-and-coming stars, from big band concerts to pub jams. It comes a month after the Edinburgh International Film Festival and gets the August Festivals season going. There are a number of free Jazz and Blues Festival events each year, including Mardi Gras in the Grassmarket, where the pubs spill out onto the pavement, and Jazz on a Summer's Day at the Ross Bandstand in West Princes Street Gardens. The 32nd Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival runs from the 30th July to the 8th of August, with 110 acts playing at venues across the city. It attracts the largest audience of any Jazz Festival in the UK.
Come with us on a journey of discovery in 2010 and celebrate the colour, the passion and the drama of the Edinburgh International Festival. Planning for 2010: Information on planning your next Festival The programme for the Edinburgh International Festival 2010 is launched in March 2010 and the dates of the Festival are 13 August - 5 September 2010. The Edinburgh International Festival is a curated festival - all artists and companies appear in the Festival at the invitation of the Festival Director. Edinburgh's six major theatres and concert halls, a few smaller venues and some unconventional ones too come alive showcasing arts of the highest possible international standard to the widest possible audience. .
Excerpts from Music for the Royal Fireworks began as traditional waterfall fireworks cascaded down the sides of Edinburgh's Castle, followed by columns of vivid green firework stars rising upwards through the night sky. The wildly exuberant finale to the Edinburgh International Festival, the Bank of Scotland Fireworks Concert is an intoxicating and exciting mix of wonderful live music performed by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and a breathtaking choreographed fireworks display set against the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh's historic castle. This immensely popular event last year attracted an audience of over 250,000 people viewing from vantage points across the capital and is the biggest annual event of its kind in Europe. Join us for a night to remember! Europe's largest annual fireworks display with live music,
The temporary, tented village at Charlotte Square's Georgian garden, in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town, is the venue for the Edinburgh International Book Festival. The Festival brings writers, poets, thinkers, politicians, photographers and artists from 45 different countries to debate, discuss, argue and inspire. Access to the venue is free, with paid special events. On a sunny day, the tented village can be a good place to stop for a coffee and settle in for a read. The Edinburgh International Book Festival is one of the leading festivals of its kind in the world, held each year in August in the First City of Literature. The festival provides a great platform for authors who flock in their hundreds to the tented village in Edinburgh's New Town in August at festme.
