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Spanish Minister Insists Summer Holidays Will Go Ahead
Spain’s tourism minister has given Brits hope that a summer holiday could well be on the cards after revealing that its priority in 2021 is to reactivate tourism and resume safe mobility.
Category: International Travel
Saga Makes Covid-19 Vaccine Mandatory for Holidays
Saga has recently announced that anyone going on a Saga holiday or cruise in 2021 must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Category: International Travel
Booking A Holiday During Lockdown? Check Out Our Must-Read Advice!
We urge anyone considering a future trip to make sure they book with a holiday provider that offers a full refund or has flexible terms and conditions, should the trip not go ahead.
Category: International Travel
Indemnity: My Travel Insurer Won’t Provide Cash Refund
Here we explain why travel insurers won’t provide a cash refund for a cancelled holiday if a voucher or credit note has been offered by the holiday provider.
Category: UK Travel
UK Covid Testing Scheme Postponed
The UK government’s pre-departure Covid-19 testing scheme was due to come into force on Friday 15 January. However, the new requirement has been pushed back until Monday 18 January.
Category: International Travel
Brexit: Can We Still Take Our Teabags on Holiday?
Britain officially separated from the EU on 31 December 2020, and therefore must now obey EU rules when it comes to entry requirements, including entering with certain foods.
Dubai Removed from Travel Corridor
The government has removed Dubai from its travel corridor list following an increasing number of positive Covid-19 cases identified in passengers who have flown into the UK from Dubai since the New Year.
Category: International Travel
Covid Test to Enter UK: Here’s What You Need to Know
On January 8, 2021, the UK government announced a toughening of border restrictions and introduced a new entry requirement for travellers arriving in the UK.
Category: International Travel
Lockdown 3: Can I Still Travel Abroad?
As England and Scotland enter another lockdown, we explore whether British residents can still travel abroad.
Category: International Travel, UK Travel
Sunshine Saturday Holiday Deals
As the year draws to an end and we begin to wind down for a much quieter Christmas, many of us will be itching to bag ourselves a bargain holiday for 2021 in the New Year sales.
Category: International Travel
Brexit advice for holidaymakers
For now, Britain remains part of the EU. On October 28th 2019, EU leaders agreed to extend Brexit until January 31st 2020.
Category: Lifestyle
Tier 4 Travel Restrictions: My Holiday Has Been Affected
On Saturday, December 19, Boris Johnson placed a number of regions in the South-east under Tier 4 restrictions, meaning they are no longer able to travel out of their region or abroad. On the back of this, several countries have banned UK residents from entering their country over fears of spreading the new strain of the virus.
Category: International Travel
Travel Insurance Is Not Private Healthcare: We Explain the Differences Between Health Insurance and Travel Insurance
Here we explain the differences between health insurance and travel insurance.
Category: Medical
Will Brits Be Banned from Countries in the EU?
Recent news articles have implied that British holidaymakers could be banned from entering the EU after the Brexit transition period ends on December 31, 2020.
Category: International Travel
Planning A Trip Over The Christmas Period? Please Consider This One Thing!
If you’re planning to escape the UK for some winter sun this Christmas, you should probably read this first!
Category: International Travel
Can I Still Go on Holiday to The Canary Islands?
The UK government has removed the Canary Islands from its travel corridor list. However, the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO) has not advised against travel to the Islands.
Category: International Travel
Brexit: The Ultimate Guide
On January 31, 2020, the UK left the European Union (EU) and entered an 11-month negotiation period, known as the ‘transition period’. During these months, all existing agreements remained in place while government officials work with EU members to negotiate agreements on travel, trade, and the regulation of medicine ahead of when transition period ends on December 31, 2020.
Category: International Travel
Some Multi-Trip Policies Will Cover You This Festive Season!
Some multi-trip policies provide cover for any flight or accommodation cancellation if you are staying away from your home address for more than two nights.
Category: UK Travel
editor's picks
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.
Category: Lifestyle
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…
Category: International Travel
