Posts Tagged ‘ Northern Ireland ’

The fourth step which is scheduled to commence around the 21st June is a lifting of international travel restrictions.

She told people not to book Easter holidays saying that it was highly unlikely to use her words that hotels or self-catering places would be allowed to open.

The announcements tonight by three of the four UK governments have ended hopes for many people of a Christmas break.

Four of the big companies, British Airways, easyJet, Jet 2 and TUI have announced they won’t charge change fees.

Tthe four announcements that were made yesterday might also affect domestic tourism.

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

There is confusion as all four nations now have different rules for Greece.

All politicians have claimed that they are acting on medical advice yet the interpretation was so different.

The big news of the week, as if I need to tell you, is that as of 4am tomorrow, you will need to go into a 14-day quarantine on returning from France, Malta and the Netherlands and the Turks & Caicos Islands.

The UK as one destination. It is four and different rules and even laws apply.

“We’re good to go” is the name of the UK’s certification scheme for tourism organisations

Here is a quick summary of lockdown easing as it affects tourism in the home nations and Ireland.

Independence day could be celebrated in England. It’s the day when we can start enjoying tourism again.

Launched yesterday, this new strapline and theme is how the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and Tourism Ireland would like us to think of the province.

If governments feel that urgency is required in cutting emissions, PSO’s need looking at again.

Tourism is one industry that could be hard hit but what solutions does the tourism industry offer?.

The next target for the tourist authority must surely be to attract more tourists from places other than the province.

Tonight is the very last episode of Game of Thrones. Maybe. Unless a million people who are demanding an alternative ending to the series get their way.

Rest assured, readers, I am not going to give away any plot or character details largely because I didn’t stay up, preferring to sleep the night through.

The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) has declared that it will the Year of Festivals in the Caribbean. In Wales it is the Year of Discovery.

After Brexit there will be flights to counties; some have been already agreed. Other items catching Adrian’s eye include a virtual reality Helsinki, airline seat sizes, Zambia fake news and the Mary Rose

Called ‘Join the World – Discover the UK’ campaign will target, in the words of Visit England, this ‘lost generation.’

To say that there is a lot of anger in Northern Ireland over the decision to cancel the provinces’ only transatlantic flight is a bit of an understatement.

After Brexit what happens when we want to visit the Republic of Ireland? Will people be able to cross the border easily? Will visas be required?

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

Grayson Perry, those ceramic poppies that caused such interest last year and an inability to take a day’s holiday – amongst other things – tax Adrian’s thoughts this week

In a busy week, here are twelve stories you might have missed. And if your going to Orlando let us know about the new passport checking system.

Adrian wades through the infrastructure report to see what is promised the visitor, lauds the smaller than expected January increases in rail fares and wonders why public holidays cost so much – if they do.