Posts Tagged ‘ China ’

Last week, the World Aviation Festival was held. Usually thousands meet to discuss everything from airports, airlines, retailing to passengers, sustainability and green flight plans, trading, passenger satisfaction and expectations and problems. The problem this year is the virus and how to navigate through it. China was the first nation to be severely hit by the virus, the first to impose what seemed then to be drastic measures to curb it and the first to come out of it. Since that time, it appears they
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The good news is that Sweden has been taken off the quarantine list so you can now travel there without the need to self-isolate

Travellers, holidaymakers and I will be scratching our heads as to why some are on the list and some are not

Whatever happens abroad is being closely watched in the UK and Ireland to help decide when we might be able to re-open museums again.

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.

On International Women’s Day, Kaye Holland says that every woman should travel alone at least once

The travel industry would dearly love to know if the coronavirus is affecting your holiday thinking. afternoon!

The Venice Carnival, one of the most well-known events in the world, has closed earlier than it normally does because of the coronavirus.

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

Spain is only the choice of 13.6% of people aged 25-34.

Overnight came the news that the FCO had recommended that only essential travel to mainland China take place.

The Chinese government issued what seems to be the equivalent of a trade advisory to its citizens warning them against travelling to the USA warning them of robberies, violence, shootings and harassment.

In the future, you might not want to go to Stratford but instead to San Weng, a new international heritage and cultural centre near Fuzhou City in China.

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

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

Just About Travel lets you in what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel industry this month

Is the daily commute to office cubicle getting you down? It’s time to take a break from Britain, says Kaye Holland

New museum openings, mullet hair styles and the importance of British tourists to Nicaragua, Estonia and St Lucia occupy some of Adrian’s attention this week.

If you want to be part of the incoming visitor crowd, The China Guide has told you where to go and when. If you want to see a quieter and less busy China, this gives you a clue on where to avoid!

Sarah visits Hainan Island where she was given the opportunity to visit two golf resorts on this attractive volcanic holiday resort island. the secret to successful golf and a fun day – chocolate!

If you’re looking to wander frugally or save on a visit to pricier big-hitters, then our list of good-value getaways is the place to start

A visit to Hiroshima represents a heart breaking, important history lesson but – thanks to the fabulous food, friendly locals and attractive city itself – it’s not the only memory you’ll leave with

Ireland and the USA are seeking more British holidaymakers. Would you consider a summer holiday there?

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot in the travel world right now

Being April Fool’s day, I have resisted the temptation to try and fool you. Instead boring things like VAT, travel insurance fraud and the Battle of (the) Womens Path will have to do.

Reza visits Hangzhou in China, a city chosen to hold last years G20 summit.

Whatever you are doing – or not doing – tonight to celebrate the new year; enjoy yourself. And best wishes from all of us here at Just about Travel for a better and prosperous year than 2016.

The opening of the skiing season is early in Alpe d’Huez, light shows are becoming increasingly popular and soon there will be direct flights to the city of the Terracotta Army.