Will passports become a thing of the past?

Fear led to many holidaymakers renewing their passports ready for the holiday season, now there is news that new technology is replacing the travel essential…

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The countries where vaping can lead to prison and fines

The use of e-cigarettes has risen in recent years, with many people swapping smoking for vaping in a bid to improve their health. Whilst e-cigarettes have been proven…

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Parents advised children must have MMR injection before travelling to Europe

Following an outbreak of measles in Europe, parents are being advised by Public Health England to ensure children are up to date with their MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccination before travelling.

Heatwaves hit Europe

The UK has been experiencing drizzle and gloom for a number of weeks now, but it’s been a different story for Europe. With some European countries already in the midst of a heatwave.

The FCO warns of extra insurance cover needed in Austria

Famed for its picturesque ski resorts, Austria has been a firm favourite for British holidaymakers seeking an activity-filled break. But, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)…

Greece prepares for another outbreak of West Nile virus

With the summer holiday season just around the corner, British holidaymakers travelling to Greece are being warned of a potential West Nile virus outbreak.

Re-use, re-fill and refuse to ruin our planet

Over the past few years, an increased awareness in single-use plastics and sustainable tourism has created a demand for responsible holidays.

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5 holiday scams and how to avoid them

Summer is upon us; despite the dismal weather we appear to have been graced with recently. With the UK expecting yet more rainfall over the next few days…

Severe delays for road and rail users following heavy rainfall

Overnight much of the UK was subjected to heavy downpours which have caused major disruption on roads and railways this morning.

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One too many tipples at the airport could leave you with an £80,000 fine or a lifetime airline ban

For the majority of holidaymakers, the flight is safe, enjoyable and most importantly, uneventful. But for those who are unlucky enough to be faced with drunk and disorderly behaviour, we have good news.

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St. James’s Gate gets a rainbow makeover as Dublin prepares for Pride

The iconic gates of the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin have been painted the colours of rainbow, the symbol for Pride. The home of Guinness is showing it’s support…

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Eight Tips for Surviving a Long-Haul Flight

You’re flying long-haul which must mean you’re heading off somewhere exotic, right?! The holiday may be worth it, but once you have endured eight, or so, hours…

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Holidaymakers’ warned to take extreme care in Mexico this summer

As summer approaches, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has issued warnings of violence in the popular tourist destination, Mexico.

How to Brexit-proof your summer holiday

With summer holiday season just around the corner, Theresa May due to resign as Prime Minister on the 7th June 2019 and another Brexit negotiation…

Tornadoes rip through the US and more are expected

Eight US states including Ohio, Illinois and Indiana have been hit by suspected tornadoes and twisters.

Sri Lanka Travel Advice – what are my options?

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office is currently advising against all but essential travel to Sri Lanka. More than 250 people were killed in the Easter Sunday bombings carried out by the Islamic State.

Thomas Cook announces huge profit loss and Brexit is to blame

Travel giant, Thomas Cook has announced a profit warning this week after reporting a £1.5 billion-pound half year loss.

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Unexpected strike closes Brussels Airport

Chaos has descended on Brussels Airport as air traffic control workers walk out unexpectedly.

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