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Ten members of the Royal Family toured UK visitor attractions to show support for the tourism industry

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The Queen was amused by a miniature Buckingham Palace. Her husband noted that the miniature milk cart was at the wrong door

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Prince Charles donned a kilt and headed to Edinburgh, where he chatted to visitors and locals

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He examined The Real Mary Kings Close, which recreates the medieval days of the Scottish capital

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Charles's younger brother Edward, meanwhile, headed to Brecon in south Wales. Lunch was at the Felin Fach Griffin pub

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The Earl of Wessex chatted to children at an activity centre, before watching them climb and abseil

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Edward's expectant wife Sophie was in the south-west, where she met children and petted sheep at Pennywell Farm in Devon

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Princess Anne ventured inside a submarine at Gosport's Royal Navy Submarine Museum in Hampshire

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The Duke of York opened an Everest display in Cumbria. "Are these blunt scissors?" he joked, before snipping the ribbon

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At the end of the day, Charles congratulated Scottish tourism workers for "bouncing back" after setbacks like foot-and-mouth