Posts Tagged ‘ Maldives ’

Grant Shapps has announced that the traffic light system is to be dumped and at the same time he has removed some countries from red.

Kaye Holland meets the couples making memories in the midst of a global pandemic

The question then is bound to be whether the loyalty system is appealing enough to attract people to join and then go to the effort of boosting their status?

As usual Just about Travel looks at some of those organisations involved in the industry to see what they are tipping for the coming year.

Seven countries have been added to the list to which Irish reidents can visit. The UK has added teo but taken another two off.

If you thought that quarantine restrictions were confused last week, then this week they are mired in disagreement between the four nations.

Just About Travel gives you the low-down on what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel world right now

A jumbo jet arruves at a hotel near Amsterdam, Ryanair starts a loyalty club and BA begins its centenary celebrations

What we don’t know is whether guests actually stole these items or whether they just “walked.” That we will probably never know.

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

With very hot temperatures in southern Europe holidaymakers are warned to make sure they wear protective creams and clothing if they venture out in the heat of the day and take plenty of water with them.

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

In a week in which a bird wanted to view impressionist paintings and Venice segregated tourists from locals, Adrian wraps up the smaller stories of the week

With so many destinations recording increased British visitor numbers, tenerife is trying to attract even more of us with its medical tourism promotion!

Norstat announced the winners of its Destination Satisfaction Index and the overall winner was Barbados. Second was the Seychelles and third, Bermuda.

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

Adrian sums up some of the smaller stories of the week.

I am back from Berlin. Just. I managed to get out just before the airport security staff strike began. here’s a round-up of some of the week’s happenings

No beer or sausages on Friday as the Germans try to persuade Adrian and others to write about Germany. What is the world coming to?

Would it be an indulgence to fly on a seaplane from Malé to your resort?

Adrian looks at the possibility of having one visa in the future to cover seven central American countries, the continuing trials of Mr Platt and how easy it was to take down Norwich Airports website.

Operators have a growing range of packages geared to families; from the most adventurous tour to relaxing holiday clubs. Letting someone else do the legwork for you will ensure your holiday is worry-free – as long as you make the right choice.

Travelzoo says that three out of four British holidaymakers are actively avoiding Islamic countries following recent acts of terrorism.

Sheep racing on Sark, Henry VIII and the annual World Eskimo-Indian Olympic Games are a few of the evnts that captured Adrian’s eye this week.

Bournemouth and Blackpool took some knocks his week, Israel put on display recently found antiquities and where is the tallest Christmas tree in the UK?

Deciding he hasn’t enough money to buy his own hideaway in the Maldives, Adrian settles on some other upcoming events.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This April, all eyes are on London, Los Angeles and Austin…

For 34 years Kuoni has been undertaking it’s annual Travel Trends Report which is a reasonable pointer to those destinations that appeal to those able to trave long-haul.