Travel rumblings

There have been some wonderfully named airlines over the years with Ransome probably being the worst.

Call us what you want but most of us want to be treated like ladies and gentleman rather than cash cows!

The Department for Transport should draft a short, crisp bill remedying the situation.

She has shown her faith in the industry by putting her own money where her mouth is.

This is what Huddleston should be doing – selling all parts of the UK abroad. And staying in the job long enough to achieve something for tourism.

Readers should make their own minds up and to stop listening to what seems to be puff from some travel companies

Great British Beach Clean week runs until the 26th of September.

Such a move would not be good for travellers and holidaymakers if there is one fewer low cost airline.

After booking a long cruise for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration, I turned my mind to insurance.

The reason for the question is that many people have said that once herd immunity is reached we shall be able to travel abroad more freely.

If Wales doesn’t change its mind it will have to come up with some very persuasive reasons as to why it won’t.

The whole episode begs the question of whether if you were an import would be interested in having Ryanair operating from it.

No sooner had the newish Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, announced that he would be referring the cost of PCR tests to the CMA, than the cost of other tests saw drops.

The pandemic hasn’t been the WTTC’s finest hour.

Any travel company representative that had a media microphone stuck in front of them seemed to be saying that their company had received a surge of bookings

The news this morning that the government has decided to drop the amber watch plan offers some comfort to travellers.

Holidaymakers might believe that Cornwall was a more expensive place in which to holiday

Cynical readers will know by now to distrust figures without understanding how they were reached.

If the industry wants transparency it could start by being honest with customers

Why did it take over 36 hours to harmonise travel advice on going to Bulgaria and Croatia?

There are lots of concerns about overseas travel that holidaymakers need to weigh up before deciding wether to book.

Why this change of heart by the German authorities?

What does matter is that the rules say that everyone coming from amber list countries should self-isolate so why should there be any exceptions?

Are Nicola and her trusty cabinet colleagues going to vet all those heading down the M6 and swear that they are not going anywhere near the north west of England?

Only the imaginative take advantage of today and turn it into a way of attracting more people by staying open later, opening earlier or putting special events on.

Most travel insurance policies fail to give full protections from problems caused by coronavirus.

Booking any overseas holiday which would take place in the next month or two could be a real risk.

How can you rate a beach without considering the type of beach it is?