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Wilhelmsen saw the opportunity to link particular tourist destinations together package something more than a trip.

Someone in Whitehall has decided that it would be a “good thing” if Passport Offices returned to work and thus it comes to pass!

According to the AA, coronavirus will substantially alter the way we live, work and travel.

Have these bookers second sight and know when this outbreak will cease or they are among life’s optimists?

For the foreseeable future – however long that is – we are suspending our events’ column.

For travellers and holidaymakers there isn’t a lot of good news at the moment so when any comes our way it behoves us to pass it on.

Because of the coronavirus, governments are responding almost on a daily basis so travellers and holidaymakers about to depart need to look daily at what the FCO

The problem is that few airlines have planes small enough to fly some of the routes on which Flybe operated.

Air New Zealand’s idea is not to adapt a seat but to create almost a train- sleeping car bunk system where passengers can shut themselves off from the rest of the passengers and get a good rest.

As from today it is a blue passport that you will receive instead of the burgundy coloured EU passport that we have had for the last thirty-two years

This morning the Court of Appeal ruled against the third runway plan that Heathrow Airport wants to develop.

Royal Mail is shooting itself in the foot. If it thinks increasing prices will help profitability then they are misguided

In all, the floods have proved devastating for many but they will have an ever greater impact on the towns and cities if people refuse to visit them.

That is why I think the airline sales we saw in January won’t be the last ones we see.

My first cynical thought is whether niceness is profitable or even wanted by passengers who are largely interested in a good deal.

What redress is there for those whose holidays have been affected by the weather?

If no-deal is concluded between the EU and the UK by the end of the year, the Portuguese have confirmed that it will have contingency measures for UK visitors to access healthcare.

The idea is to suggest holidays and breaks in keeping with the things that Peppa and her fans like to do.

I was drawn to a competition being run by the Camping and Caravanning Club where the price was a £49,000 Swift Edge motorhome complete with thirty nights camping

If these are ultimate wishes then more easily found wishes are likely to be found from the 200 or so travel companies exhibiting at Manchester.

Today might reveal whether I have been wrong over the years and that the exchequer will agree to remove the tax without having a revenue source to replace it!

Flybe fulfils more of a role than just being an airline. It is a transport link. And that is going to have to make the government think hard about whether it should step in.

Over a third of those in the 18-24 age group claimed that their choice to book a staycation was due to Brexit.

Those that only deal with the company at Travelex implant stores at airports and on the high street are unaffected.

Jet2.com was the UK’s most punctual airline in eight of the eleven available monthly OAG reports in 2019.

The government has decided that if an airline goes bust those airline passengers trapped abroad will be repatriated to the UK in the same manner that those who were ATOL bonded have been.

The CAA is concerned that the airport might move the burden for paying for this cost by charging passengers

Some reasons for holidaying in the same place more than once might surprise a few destinations which think that local charms should be enough to lure us there!