As searches surge for staycation destinations in the UK and more people consider spending their summer holiday closer to home, many people may be wondering why they should buy travel insurance and what a UK insurance policy may cover.

There has been a lot of speculation around when and if we will soon be able to go on holiday, following recent announcements from airlines revealing plans to resume flights within the few next months. What we all want to know is are we able to go on holiday this year? And what should we do if our airline starts flying again?

The possibility of an ‘Air Bridge’ between the UK and other countries where the coronavirus outbreak is well under control could be implemented to allow tourism to restart. But what is an ‘Air Bridge’?

Staycations prove to be a very popular choice among Brits as nearly 50% opt to spend their summer holiday right here in the UK!

As the coronavirus began to rapidly spread and the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared Covid-19 as a pandemic, many UK travel insurers had to quickly evaluate how this disease may affect their business and future travel insurance policies.

If the coronavirus has taught us one thing, it’s that precious moments with family and friends are priceless and that it really doesn’t matter how much you splash out on a holiday, the most important thing is who’s there with you.

We need a holiday, and as luck would have it, summer is just around the corner, but sadly it doesn’t look like many of us will be going far….

Passengers will face major travel disruptions as Bakerloo Line drivers’ stage two 24-hour strikes in a disagreement over timetable changes.