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Chris Miller

1 tour from £989pp

Expert Overview

Chris learned bridge during his teenage years and later played competitively while studying mathematics and computer science at Cambridge and Edinburgh universities. Following a long career in software engineering and artificial intelligence, including many years working in the United States, Chris became an experienced bridge director across face-to-face and online events. Since returning to Edinburgh, he has become an active player and tournament director within the Scottish bridge community. Outside bridge, Chris enjoys music and plays classical guitar and renaissance lute regularly today.

1 Holidays available from £989pp

Play & Explore
New Tour

Discover the beauty of Scotland on this scenic bridge holiday, featuring Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, heritage railways, and daily sessions.

  • Services of our friendly hosts
  • Relaxed bridge sessions with Masterpoints and prizes awarded
  • 1 seminar
  • 5 nights half-board accommodation
  • Welcome drink
  • Excursions, visits and coach travel as described in the itinerary
  • Complimentary car parking at the hotel
  • New
    Venue
  • Half
    Board

Availability:

  • 2027 26th September
Travel
  • By Air
  • Join Direct

Meet the
Team

We’ve assembled a fantastic team of directors, hosts and teachers, all dedicated to providing an engaging and supportive bridge-playing environment.

Meet the Team
Anne Wright

Anne Wright

Anne is from Leicestershire and is the 'Chair' of the Leicestershire Bridge Association. Before she retired, Anne was a Speech and Language Therapist, mainly helping young children. She started learning to play bridge in 1999 and is still learning.
Chris Miller

Chris Miller

Chris learned bridge during his teenage years and later played competitively while studying mathematics and computer science at Cambridge and Edinburgh universities. Following a long career in software engineering and artificial intelligence, including many years working in the United States, Chris became an experienced bridge director across face-to-face and online events. Since returning to Edinburgh, he has become an active player and tournament director within the Scottish bridge community
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