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The alternative rock music festival T in the Park is going to be the biggest music fest in Scotland trip this summer. Festival organizers have announced a great assortment of Scottish acts for the festival, including Big Country, Jon Fratelli, Roddy Woomble, Twin Atlantic, Emma's Imagination, The Phantom Band, Found and Jack Townes.

All these artists and more will grace the stages in Balado on July 8-10, 2011. This is the T in the Park debut for Scottish rock giants Big Country, who have enjoyed huge success with their number one albums, Grammy nominations and sold out European tours. Big Country has shared the stage with famous acts like Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan over the years, and despite the fact they've been around since the eighties their music remains fresh and relevant to a new generation of fans.

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Scotland travel tips can help visitors in navigating the transportation options that are available in this small country. There are direct air links from Scotland to UK cities, and also with Europe and North America. There is also an internal air network that bring the islands of the North an West within easy reach.

Scotland has an excellent rail network that not only includes good cross-border InterCity services but also a good internal network. It's easy to travel Britain by rail with the many Britrail Passes and other products that are offered today. All of the major towns are lined by rail and therea re also links to the western seaboard at Mallaig and Kyle of Lochalsh, where you can catch ferry connections to Skye and the western isles. The usual discount cards are valid but there are also ScotRail Rovers available These multi journey tickets can allow you to save even more on rail fares.