Sunshine Saturday is soon approaching. Find out below where to get yourself a bargain break and how to fully protect your trip.

As families prepare to book their annual getaway, many are finding that the number of destinations that allow children who are not fully vaccinated to enter is becoming limited.

With the recent introduction of tests for entry to the UK and many countries tightening their border restrictions, going on holiday in 2022 may not be as easy as we initially hoped.

Several European countries have banned UK travellers from visiting and others have introduced new travel rules for British arrivals as a result of rising Omicron cases in the UK.

The NHS Covid Pass has been extended to 12-15-year-olds. The announcement comes alongside news that children of this age can have a second Covid-19 vaccine.

Just when restrictions for international travel were beginning to ease, the government announced that as of 4.00am (GMT) on Tuesday 7th December 2021 all travellers over the age of 12 will need a negative PCR or lateral flow test to enter the UK.

Travel agents and tour operators are inundated with bookings on the first weekend of January, as many look to grab themselves a bargain in the sales.

The UK government has reintroduced the need for anyone arriving in the UK to take a PCR and self-isolate until a negative test result arrives. It has also extended the traffic light “red list” to apply to arrivals from 10 southern African nations. The new rules come as UK officials investigate whether the new Omicron variant, first detected in South Africa, poses a threat to British citizens.