With the number of cities being placed into local lockdowns, those with upcoming UK breaks may have concerns over the likelihood of their holiday taking place – and whether they’ll be able to get their money back.

Several tour operators have given up their ABTA membership following refund disagreement.

As Heathrow airport reveals its new testing centre for those arriving in the UK, there have been calls for a Covid-19 test to be introduced to shorten the amount of time that Britons have to quarantine for.

As more countries are added to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) quarantine list, many Britons are turning to a trusty UK holiday to make the most of what’s left of the summer and reduce their chances of having to self-isolate after a well-deserved break.

Here we explain exactly what a refund credit note is and what this means for those who have accepted them.

We’ve put together a list of tips to help you enjoy some time away while still staying safe during a staycation.

Hotels, B&Bs, campsites, caravan parks, rental cottages and other ‘self-contained accommodation’ are set to reopen on July 4th. But what the does the new advice means? What are the benefits of a staycation? And how you can protect your UK trip this summer?

We’ve been dreaming about getting away and escaping our same four walls for weeks now. So, when the government finally gives us the go-ahead to venture out of our homes and book a trip in the UK, remember to insure your trip with a UK-specific or staycation policy, as the last thing you want is to get caught short while enjoying a well-deserved break.

Here’s why you may not be entitled to a full refund if you cancel your travel insurance policy.