Scottish Elises

It's my sisters 50th this year, and she has expressed an interest in going to the Brittish GP.

Q1. I am I to late?

Q2. If not, does anyone have recommendations of who to book with?
(preferably a package. Tickets, Hotel, Transport)

Thank you for any input.

Blaque

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Blaque

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