Travel tips & opinions

More of us are flying and we are taking more journeys. IATA says that in the year 2000 the average citizen flew just once every 43 months. In 2017, the figure was once every 22 months.

Its a shame for Nigam’s daughter. She might have just had the most magical flight she is ever likely to get.

Companies have to keep the customer central to development. If that is true and they are not just interested in our wallets then the future may well be in the hands of we passengers.

Vero Solutions say that new technologies and developments are being planned across all areas of the airport experience to ensure your trip starts off as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel world right now

Travel and food writer, Amy Everett, shares her travel highs and lows with Just About Readers

British freelance travel, food and lifestyle writer/broadcaster, Heidi Fuller-love, lets us in on her top travel experiences

Decision-making is a bore, so find your destiny by following lucky number 12…

One of the best parts about travelling somewhere new is undoubtedly the food, which is why Lonely Planet has recently revealed its list of the best  foodie destinations in the world. Check out the top five experiences you need to add to your bucket list

The exhibition only runs until the end of the month, a very short time considering that his map was the main source for travellers for over a century.

Instead of lines for EU and non-EU residents there should be lines for UK, EU, favoured nation status and others

It was on August 12th, 1968 that a ban on steam trains running on the mainline network came into force. After this date steam trains would largely only run on heritage railway sites apart from the odd excursion.

According to a statement from the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) the number of claims has fallen. But, with the peak holiday season well under way, this is the time when touts might come out of the woodwork.

According to a new Opinium survey, commissioned by iCarhireinsurance.com, 21% of hirers have found damage on a hire car which was not highlighted on the checkout sheet.

Traditionally TUI (which used to be called Thomson) and Thomas Cook were companies that sold us overseas holidays. Could this now be their unmaking?

Instead of sighing over old Instagram posts, recreate the holiday experience at home

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel world

Love your neighbourhood, don’t just live in it. Spare a day for volunteer work and emerge as a more mindful citizen

According to Bristol Airport, nearly half of work trips are more pleasure than business.

It will surprise no one that Spain and its islands are once again the most popular destination for summer holidays this year. After all, it’s been the same for decades.

Ruth and Tony Daly are passionate riders, the husband and wife team running tour operator Ranch Rider – one of the very few remaining independent specialist horseback holiday companies.  They give their take on their favourite holidays from American ranch stays to Caribbean cruises…

The RAC has just demonstrated that the airports are working harder than ever to relieve us of our cash. It says that more than half of the UK’s biggest airports have raised their fees for drivers parking to pick up or drop off passengers.

Whilst hoteliers may be concerned about declining rates for rooms, we holidaymakers and travellers should be grateful that a pause has occurred in the price of room rates.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel world

Susannah Cery, founder of Our Tribe Travels – an online community for families who love independent travel – shares her travel highs and lows with JAT readers

There is so much confusion about GDPR – what it means and what companies and organisations must do – that it was only after its implementation that the some of the interpretations became clear.

Could it be that taxing non-voters is just a trendy and easy thing to do?

Adrian concludes his two-part series on rail and tourism by looking to the future