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The Chinese QR system which has been in operation for much of this year records a person’s travel movements and their health records.

Much as the rest of us clear our garages out and send stuff off to charity shops or the tip, BA has decided to flog off some of its stuff to raise a bit of cash

JetBlue has a good reputation and regularly beats the other airlines in surveys of customer satisfaction and service.

This was how the travel writer, Jan Morris, once wrote what she would be doing when the time come for her to move on from this world.

From the beginning of 2021, new rules will be in force.

Those seeking a late skiing holiday might stand a better chance of being able to holiday, as by March, vaccines may be in place.

At first sight, who will have any sympathy for people planning to strike over Christmas at Heathrow?

This time and with the announcement of the successful trials by Pfizer but in particular Moderna, bookings have jumped.

The significance is that the airline doesn’t see any upturn in air travel in the early part of the year.

Many of us will have made countless telephone calls, queued at airports and generally made nuisances of ourselves in an attempt to get a seat on a flight home.

On Friday, news broke that John Hays, one of the best known names in travel, had suddenly died

Montenegro has become increasingly popular with Britons over the last few years for a number of reasons not the least of which is that it is served by low-cost airlines

It looks like travellers can’t win at the moment.

Now people in the south west will see the service and solid customer satisfaction levels for which the airline and holiday company has become well known

Airports have a lot more thinking to do as they seem to be the pinch point between us wanting to fly and feeling safe to get on the plane.

The rest of us will have a brand-new airport to lead us into the delights of Berlin.

Up until yesterday you might have guessed that at some time in 2021 there would be a small increase in holiday numbers.

the concern of voters wherever they live seems to be growing and the cruise industry needs to come to terms with a change in the air.

What the industry wants to hear about as do readers and the Great British holidaymaker is what will holidays be like after the pandemic.

I could be an old man before a common policy is in operation!

November is traditionally the month that Caribbean nations and islands celebrate tourism. That’s because it is also the beginning of their main holiday season. The hurricane season should be over and tourists from North American begin to leave the colder temperatures and head south. Europeans also head over to avoid the cold but in nowhere near the numbers that come from neighbours to the north. But this season could be very different from others in the past although that hasn’t stopped the Caribbean from launching
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Parma’s stint as Italian Capital of Culture 2021 will also highlight other cultural activities in the region of Emilia Romagna.

Some destinations have offered free testing during the pandemic but none have yet gone as far as Jamaica in trying to attarct us to visit

Ryanair made a mess of customer relations during the first lockdown and it doesn’t look to have improved those relations this time around.

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Will December be a dawning of a travel age or just more of the same?

No date has been provided by the Canary Islands on when these new rules will come into place although it will probably be in the next 10-14 days.

According to Professor McKee of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, holidaymakers are to blame for the upturn in coronavirus cases.