Awareness of environmental issues continues to grow larger in our shared consciousness. This is partly because of the growing evidence of severe weather events linked to climate change. Also, never before has so much information been available. Not only is the environment rarely out of the headlines, but documentaries and travel programmes simultaneously describe the… Continue reading Eco-Tourism – Finding an Achievable Balance
Some of the UK news media seem to enjoy finding fault with EU regulations – and sometimes that might not be so hard. In doing this their aim appears to be to increase concern among the public about how we, as individuals, will be disadvantaged. In this context, I thought it might be worth unpicking… Continue reading The New EU Entry/Exit System? Just take it in your stride.
For UK holidaymakers, the frustration of high costs for peak season travel is a recurring complaint. From mid-July to the end of August, as well as around Christmas, Easter, and school half-terms, prices for flights, accommodation, and package holidays often soar. Families with school-age children frequently feel trapped. And even when they want to, they… Continue reading Peak Season Holiday Prices – Exploitation, or real costs?
Long haul flights are an exciting part of global travel. Once the prerogative of a fortunate few, long haul travel has been accessible to many more for several decades. No longer is it limited to Christmas in the Caribbean or dodging cold northern winters with a trip to Australia. Modern long haul flights offer remarkable… Continue reading 10 Top Tips for Long Haul Flights
Travelling to the tropics offers the promise of blue seas and sandy beaches, lush landscapes and vibrant cultures. The tropical environment also presents unique challenges best matched by careful preparation. Here are ten travel advice tips that will help you enjoy your trip to the tropics and get the best out of your holiday. 1.… Continue reading Travel Advice for the Tropics – 10 Top Tips
Planning a package holiday? Sometimes choices can seem overwhelming. After selecting your destination and travel dates, there is still the matter of deciding on the board basis – do you opt for Room Only, Bed and Breakfast (B&B), or Half Board? Or do you go for Full Board or for an All Inclusive holiday? Each… Continue reading An All Inclusive Holiday or to be Bed and Breakfast – that is the question
For many, one of the great pleasures of going on holiday is in the planning. Poring over maps, checking flight schedules or train timetables, browsing guidebooks – all these can be almost as enjoyable as actually reaching your destination. But sometimes time is short and another method is required. Something that saves time and gives… Continue reading How to Use AI Travel Planner Tools
When planning a holiday, it’s easy to focus on booking flights and packing bags without checking if you need travel vaccinations. With international travel so accessible, UK holiday-makers can reach a great many destinations, some of which have specific health requirements. So, whether you’re headed to a bustling city in Asia, setting off on safari… Continue reading Travel Vaccinations: What Do I Need for my next Holiday?
It’s easy to take things for granted, especially with things we may have done many times before. Packing a suitcase for your next overseas holiday, getting the baggage allowance right and using the best case for your trip, are good examples. Not all holidays are the same, so getting the best out of each one… Continue reading What’s my baggage allowance? And how to pack for a hassle-free holiday.
Holidays are precious. And it seems bitterly unjust when we fall ill as soon as we start to relax. Unfortunately this leisure sickness is a common experience. But while anyone can be unlucky, we can also take some easy precautions that reduce the risk of having a holiday ruined by illness. This article aims to… Continue reading Leisure Sickness: illness on holiday and how to avoid it
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