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The CAA concluded that a policy of automatically cancelling a passenger’s return if they do not take the outbound flight is ‘disproportionate’.

The rise in visitor numbers during the winter months reflects a growing appetite for cultural city breaks rather than beach holidays says the tourism board.

Just as Center Parcs put outdoor attractions under cover, destinations and attractions need to invest in all-weather attractions to get us to visit them.

The best that could be achieved was by Virgin Atlantic which managed three stars based on an accumulated score of 79.2.

Garnering a five star rating and the airport from the UK and Ireland highest up the list is Liverpool John Lennon.

The latest survey of rail passenger satisfaction shows that 87% of long-haul passengers are satisfied, some four percentage points more than the average for all rail journeys.

At Dubai, Frankfurt, Gatwick, Heathrow, Singapore and Newark (New York) airports, there have been incidents with drones.

People unfamiliar with Penarth might reasonably ask themselves whether there is anything worth promoting in the town if it has to pass itself off as looking like someweher else.

In what may turn out to be the hottest week of the year so far, what other subject should be this morning’s story if not skiing!

In a unusual turn of events, the Mayor of Venice will ask UNESCO to place the city on its World Heritage Site blacklist.

We might be happy about the good weather being forecast but travel agents and tour operators aren’t.

How comfortable would passengers be when they know that the certification for the 737-Max is based on the one for the original model which dates back to 1967?

What we do know is that disruption around Heathrow is going to last some time and much longer than many anticipated.

The question for all of them is how do they manage to have their cake and still eat it.

The next target for the tourist authority must surely be to attract more tourists from places other than the province.

Frankly both politicians and airports in Great Britain are happy with this heightened emphasis on climate change.

For those of us who can remember before liquids were a problem in hand luggage a return to those days will be bliss.

As for reading the small print, who really wades through all of that dry text?

The lifting of the ban on travelling to Sri Lanka has come within months of the terrorist incident.

The latest research from Post Office Money suggests that the vast majority of us are still planning to travel abroad despite Brexit

Spain is trying to encourage Britons to continue to travel to the country in the run up to Brexit and thereafter.

It is claimed that many of us are self-conscious about being British.

The Algarve in Portugal has over 100 beaches, 88 of which are Blue Flag beaches and the coastline stretches across 200 kilometres.

Would a series about a nuclear disaster encourage you to visit a nuclear power plant. The Lithuanians think it will.

At present only a few thousand Britons holiday on the islands because few know about the advantages of holidaying there.

NASA has announced that it will allow tourists to fly to the International Space Station. Great news except for the ordinary package holiday taker, there is a lot of admin to do before you fly!

Tourism wouldn’t exist in such a big way without volunteers. Our heritage sites be they buildings, railways or the landscape rely on volunteers

A number of Britons will be amongst the 800,000 people that have booked cruises out USA ports which were scheduled to dock in Cuba.