Travel destinations

Now that I have told you that it has been a week of heritage days, how many readers actually knew that it was happening?

Starting this Saturday, (20th of September) the Laugh Out London club will re-open as a new socially distanced venue.

Usually this sort of accommodation would have an appeal limited to railway fans but not now.

Do you remember the good old days when you booked a trip and an hour after landing you had your feet up on a sun lounger?

The Scottish government has imposed a 14 day quarantine period for any Scots resident that had holidayed in Greece.

We’ve had questions about the rules for travelling to Portugal and its islands so here is a summary.

In many ways, Portugal could turn out to be a winner for tourism over the next few months.

Barbados could be expecting a bumper crop of Britons anxious to have a safe and sunny holiday this year?

In England they have given thanks to those tourism organisations with Visit England hosting the annual Awards for Excellence

The holiday rental search company, Holidu, has put together a list of what it says are the best places to visit in the UK and the top three include two cities and a town.

Unlike most museums this is one is underwater and, unless you are proficient in scuba or diving, you will be unable to visit it.

Visitors to our major metropolitan areas are way down, even in London and Edinburgh, places that at this time of the year ought to be very busy.

Why is Portugal not on our travel list when countries seemingly in a more toxic position remain.

Whether you travel to mainland Spain or any of its islands you will have to self-isolate for fourteen days upon your return.

Scots can travel to the Canaries and enjoy Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote and La Gomera again.

Thinking about it being at the bottom of such a list could be best. It means that it is unlikely that it would attract hordes of visitors.

On the traditional and most well-known names in British holiday life – Butlins – has announced that it will re-open as from July 24.

Now that Britons are free to travel to Greece what might we expect?

Originally there was to have been a short list of countries published yesterday that would allow Irish residents to travel without quarantining on their return.

Other museums in Europe and elsewhere are watching how the Louvre deals with the outcome of the pandemic.

Ireland will be biting their fingers to the quick in the hope that those living in Ireland will want to see more of the country first

Just what does Portugal have to do to get British politicians and medics to say we can holiday there?

As the Caribbean opens up it just is waiting for one for vital ingredient – you to visit it.

It has been an open secret that the fourteen day quarantine rule was going to be dropped pretty soon in the UK.

Here is a quick summary of lockdown easing as it affects tourism in the home nations and Ireland.

Independence day could be celebrated in England. It’s the day when we can start enjoying tourism again.

Spain has announced that it would let British residents enter the country without having quarantine restrictions. And it starts as from today.

The news from the Welsh government that some tourism can start from the 13th of July will be a significant tonic for the tourism industry.