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In terms of selecting a destination, 44% said that they would select a destination based on its safety in terms of the pandemic.

With the no-overseas travel rules in the UK and countries blocking British visitors because of the new strain, cruising seems on a backburner for another few months.

From next week all passengers coming into the UK will be required to have had a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of your arrival in the UK.

With a goal of fourteen million people being vaccinated by February, will other countries allow us to travel without having had the booster jab?

May 2021 be as enjoyable – and as different as possible – from 2020.

Boxing Day is traditionally the day that the tour operators and airlines press the buttons on their latest campaigns.

The announcements tonight by three of the four UK governments have ended hopes for many people of a Christmas break.

Heathrow will charge a fiver for drop-offs and pick-ups.

“Our new policy will improve boarding and punctuality.” Believe that if you will.

Avanti West Coast announced that they would suspend peak travelling fares during the Christmas travel window.

Tour operators and airlines still face a fight to convert the intentions of people into hard reality.

The testing change might make it easier this end of the journey but we still have all the hurdles getting into the destinations we would like to visit.

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

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

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

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.

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

As AllClear point out, “consumers need simpler, clearer guidance” and that has not been the case for much of the time.

International holidays continue to blow domestic getaways out of the water… putting promises that the UK could become a “staycation nation

Passengers could pay the money across and find they will still not gain entry.

This will be the last weekly update on holiday possibilities just because it is looks irrelevant for the foreseeable future.

The annual prize has been a muted affair this year with probably very few people even aware that it was still running.

Following is news from some destinations Britons and Irish visit Cyprus – The authorities in the north of Cyprus are allowing arrivals from the UK. You must show a negative COVID-19 PCR test result (done between 0 – 120 hours prior to the time of the flight) on arrival. You must then enter authority-assigned quarantine facilities for 7 days. A second PCR test will be carried out at the end of the quarantine period. All travellers should be aware that if other passengers on your
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At present the airport – and all airports – ought to dreaming up ideas to encourage us to use them not trying to drive us away.

There are thousands of Victorian buildings, and thousands more of buildings from previous times but are they worth saving?