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Change the way you travel with sustainable tourism
With the general election drawing near, the Green Party has released its manifesto on transport and travel. The following changes could affect consumers.
Category: Lifestyle
100 Christmas Flights Cancelled as Air New Zealand Experiences Engine Problems
Air New Zealand has been forced to ground flights because of an on-going problem with the Rolls-Royce engines which are fitted in its fleet of Boeing 787-9 aircraft.
Category: International Travel
Visa rules are changing: here’s everything you need to know
Some important visa changes have occurred in the following countries and there are a few things you need to know.
Category: International Travel
Political unrest in Bolivia has led to all-but-essential travel warning
After the resignation of Bolivia’s former president Evo Morales, the country has descended into chaos causing disruptions to holidaymakers who are currently in Bolivia.
Category: International Travel
Australian Wildfires’ danger level upgraded to ‘Catastrophic’
More than 50 wildfires are ablaze in New South Wales (NSW) and ‘catastrophic’ conditions, the highest point on Australia’s fire danger scale, have been predicted for today.
Category: Disasters
Lufthansa’s two-day strike will disrupt thousands
Cabin crew working for the German airline, Lufthansa are staging a 48-hour walk out on the 7th and 8th November.
Category: Hotel & Airlines
Airbnb vow to ban party houses after Halloween tragedy in California
Three people were shot dead at a Halloween Party in California and a further two people later died in hospital.
Category: Lifestyle
Storm Amelie has caused chaos across France, Spain and Italy
Storm Amelie has battered regions across the Atlantic coast in France, Northern Spain and Italy with winds of up to 100mph.
Category: International Travel
Brexit Deadline Extended: The UK will now leave on January 31st 2020
After months of debate and empty promises, it was announced this morning that EU leaders have agreed to extend Brexit until January 31st 2020.
Category: Lifestyle
October Washout: What If You Miss Your Flight Due to Poor Weather?
October 2019 has been one of the rainiest on record and it doesn’t look to be letting up anytime soon.
Category: Newsletter
Extinction Rebellion: Is there more to come following October’s disruption?
Whatever your thoughts may be on the environmental activism group Extinction Rebellion, you can’t deny they have been making their presence known.
Category: Newsletter
Hong Kong & Turkey: Is it safe to travel to these destinations?
Hong Kong and Turkey are both popular holiday destinations due to their abundance of shopping, culture and generally good weather, so for those who have pre-booked holidays to these locations, questions will be arising regarding their safety when on holiday.
Category: Newsletter
The Boeing 737 Max will be in the air before 2020
The Boeing 737 Max was grounded earlier this year following two fatal crashes. Everyone on board the two flights lost their lives with a death toll of 346.
Category: International Travel
Where to go for winter-sun in 2019
With the summer officially over and the temperatures slowly dropping in the UK, now is the perfect time to book your next winter-sun getaway. Leave the dark mornings and chilly evenings behind.
Category: Lifestyle
Flights to Sharm el Sheikh resume after four-year ban is lifted
The UK Government has lifted the flight ban to the once popular Egyptian resort, Sharm el Sheik. All flights were stopped in 2015 after a plane was brought down in the Sinai desert.
Category: International Travel
What to do with the family this Halloween
Halloween is fast approaching – but with so many places to choose from, it’s no wonder that so many of us are stumped to where to go and celebrate.
Category: Lifestyle
Qantas successfully completes ultra long haul flight
The longest commercial flight has been completed by Australian airline, Qantas. 49 people boarded a Boeing 787-9 and endured a 19 hour and 16-minute flight from New York to Sydney without stopping.
Category: Hotel & Airlines
Catalan protests: Is it safe to visit Spain?
Protests have broken out in Catalonia, a region in north-east Spain, after nine Catalan independence leaders were convicted of treason on Monday 14th October.
Category: International Travel
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2023 Travel Trends and What Could Be In Store for 2024
Figures are showing a substantial rise in travel throughout 2023 compared to previous years as it becomes evident that we are now coming out the other side of COVID.
Category: International Travel
100ml Limits Scrapped: What Are The New Rules?
Last year London City Airport ditched the 100ml liquid rule and this year both Luton Airport and London’s Heathrow are planning to follow suit.
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