I was on the Glasgow tour today, very frequent but it had multi-lingual commentary, I don't think many foreigners come to Glasgow on holiday!
The tours I have done are:
NewcastleGateshead
Glasgow
Edinburgh
York
London
Malta
Singapore
Sydney
Norwich
Bristol 
Belfast

These are just the ones I know off the top of my head, I might've done more!

(23 Jul 2016, 7:28 pm)NK53 TKT wrote I was on the Glasgow tour today, very frequent but it had multi-lingual commentary, I don't think many foreigners come to Glasgow on holiday!

These are just the ones I know off the top of my head, I might've done more!

The Citysightseeing and Majestic tours in Edinburgh also have multi-lingual commentary (although I guess that this will be joined by the Edinburgh Tour and possibly Mac Tours depending on what happens to that in the upcoming Gemini upgrade)

(23 Jul 2016, 7:31 pm)S813 FVK wrote The Citysightseeing and Majestic tours in Edinburgh also have multi-lingual commentary (although I guess that this will be joined by the Edinburgh Tour and possibly Mac Tours depending on what happens to that in the upcoming Gemini upgrade)

I would also say though that Edinburgh would be a more 'touristy' place than Glasgow being the capital though

(23 Jul 2016, 7:43 pm)NK53 TKT wrote I would also say though that Edinburgh would be a more 'touristy' place than Glasgow being the capital though

Yeah - I have always wanted to go to Glasgow though but I have never had the time to go up and have never been on the right side of the country to go up when I have been away.

I was on an excursion to see an evening festival on Sunday with CitySightSeeing Malta and we were lied to, we were told it would take 3 three hours end to end but after 1 hour on the bus and still not being there we asked the driver who said we would be back after 6 hours (after midnight) and because my brothers aged 9 and 7 plus my cousins aged 3 and 6 came we had to cancel, we tried to get a refund but ended up being told the tickets were forged when actually in excess of €150 were spent, any ideas as to how the money could be refunded?

(04 Aug 2016, 8:30 am)NK53 TKT wrote I was on an excursion to see an evening festival on Sunday with CitySightSeeing Malta and we were lied to, we were told it would take 3 three hours end to end but after 1 hour on the bus and still not being there we asked the driver who said we would be back after 6 hours (after midnight) and because my brothers aged 9 and 7 plus my cousins aged 3 and 6 came we had to cancel, we tried to get a refund but ended up being told the tickets were forged when actually in excess of €150 were spent, any ideas as to how the money could be refunded?

If I remember correctly, CitySightSeeing are operated by franchisees. Your first point of call would be to raise a complaint there and then escalate it. There may be contact details and the complaints process online. Google is your friend.

(04 Aug 2016, 8:36 am)Andreos1 wrote If I remember correctly, CitySightSeeing are operated by franchisees. Your first point of call would be to raise a complaint there and then escalate it. There may be contact details and the complaints process online. Google is your friend.

I don't think this is run by franchises because all the buses are run publically

(04 Aug 2016, 8:41 am)NK53 TKT wrote I don't think this is run by franchises because all the buses are run publically

Terravision have the Malta franchise. Tequila makes them happy apparently, but don't ask them about the celebrity hit list

(04 Aug 2016, 8:54 am)Andreos1 wrote Terravision have the Malta franchise. Tequila makes them happy apparently, but don't ask them about the celebrity hit list

Thanks

(04 Aug 2016, 8:58 am)NK53 TKT wrote Thanks

You might need some perseverance, but next time make sure you avoid the middle man

(04 Aug 2016, 9:00 am)Andreos1 wrote You might need some perseverance, but next time make sure you avoid the middle man

Yes, three years ago I spent a day on the Malta tour which was great and I am planning a day trip with them this week, just we will book direct!