Travel tips & opinions

Could the reactions of countries be shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted?

As readers might remember, we are only allowed to visit the EU for up to ninety days within a 180 day period without requiring a visa.

Could it be that people are staying local or not getting out and abou

Travellers are the weak link. They could just say, forget it. I’ll stay at home!

I am well aware that without those volunteers, neither would function and far fewer places would be open for tourists to enjoy.

Is it any wonder that people are confused

According to an exclusive story in the Guardian this morning, we can expect an increase in APD when the budget is announced. Hoever we face not just an increase but an alteration to the way the tax is calculated if the paper is to be believed. Gone seem to be the days when gossip surrounded the budget. Today it is common for details to be leaked to the press so the chances are that the story in the Guardian has truth in it. Coming close
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It would also tell the guest that you were going to share savings with them.

The glitch on NHS Digital shows travellers must have a back-up.

Perhaps what we need is someone from a low cost airline running the trains and imposing their business ideas on the rail network.

Airlines concerned also agreed to only issue vouchers to passengers if and only if passengers asked for vouchers.

Have completed you course of vaccines and whether it has been fourteen days since that completion?

The importance of tourism and travel has come to the fore with people suddenly realising how important travel is to their well-being.

Britons make up one of the most confident peoples who are willing to fly again.

What we should be happy about is that most people did followed them.

eDreams ODIGEO has hit upon a way of capturing customers, acquiring cash and has shown that there is a demand for travel.

It only goes to show that private equity companies recognise the value of the domestic holiday market even if the big tour operators don’t!

What is needed is for some real action about Border Force staffing

Call that day Family Day, Remembering Others Day or anything you like but a break in October would cheer us all up

Deciding on where to holiday or travel twelve months from now has become harder with the publication of these two studies because travellers won’t know how the travel industry and governments will react.

Does a large geographic area lumped together form a single cultural entity in the eyes of many?

Is the answer flying closer to home, using another mode of transport, or limiting ourselves to fewer overseas breaks?

Yes, TUI might be seeing encouraging signs. Just not many from Britons!

It seems some countries aren’t confident about the efficacy lasting a year.

Whatever reason, travellers should view the results for this year with a considerable grain of salt.

What has suddenly caused the referral?

This blunder hasn’t helped its reputation in the travel industry

Some countries can’t afford the costs of an application and the necessary funding to maintain those sites to preserve UNESCO status.