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The most common types of summer holiday incidents and how you can claim
Around 71.0 million visits abroad were made by Brits in 2022, and one-third of the country plans to go abroad twice this year, despite the cost of living.
Numbers of those giving up UK Citizenship has increased since Brexit
The number of people who have decided to give up their UK citizenship has increased since the country decided to leave the EU, data obtained by the Independent has shown.
Spain wants to scrap rule that limits British tourists
Spain’s Secretary of State for the Ministry of Tourism and Industry, Fernando Valdés, wants to scrap the rule that limits British tourists, as well as tourists from other countries, from staying in Spain for only 90 days in any 180-days period, in a bid to further boost the tourism sector in this country.
British Aviation Minister speaks out.
The recently appointed British aviation minister Kelly Tolhurst has spoken out. Not yet well known to the air transport community
Here’s how Brits can capitalise on the post-Brexit travel market
WeSwap has unveiled that 54% of Brits are most concerned about Brexit’s effect on holidaying in general, and the prospect of things such as EHIC cards no longer being valid.
ETOA Brexit seminar for tourism sector
European Tour Operators Association (ETOA) is hosting a Brexit seminar on the day the UK is scheduled to leave the
Europe’s UK visitors to rise in 2023, despite Brexit
UK departures to Europe are set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.88% from 55.9 million in 2018 to 64.4 million in 2023, according to GlobalData, a data and analytics company.
“Industry needs to be very clear with government” – ABTA chief
The UK government must ensure that, after Brexit, there is a system where travel companies can continue to post workers
Gritty Brits: Brexit woes won’t stop 2019 holiday plans
A survey of more than 1,400 Brits has shown that the majority are not going to let Brexit uncertainty stop their holiday plans in 2019.
Expect the worst and hope for the best: UK’s private sector plan for No-deal Brexit
Following the conclusion of seminar on Brexit, organised by the ETOA (European Organisation for Technical Approvals) it was revealed companies from the private sector are putting into place a contingency plan for handling the massive delays forecast for UK ports in the event of a ‘No-deal’ Brexit from the European Union.
Private jet travel increases as Brexit looms on the horizon
Global aviation services group Air Partner has revealed continuing business confidence via private jet travel in the UK.
Air passenger rights before, during and after Brexit
Most airlines have now released their summer flight schedules, which include a number of “Cinderella flights” – flights that leave the Britain while the UK is still an EU member but will arrive at their destination post-Brexit, writes Emma Allsebrook.
Five reasons Brexit will not affect British travellers
Understandably, people concerned about the future are asking the same simple questions: what will happen? When will it happen? Will it even happen?
Ctrip CEO commits heavy investment to “promote China-UK tourism”
Ctrip attended the China-UK Business Forum, where, Chief Executive Officer of Ctrip spoke at the event and shared her thoughts on China-UK travel and how big data and technology can help to enhance the travel experience.
Increased uncertainty for UK travel industry following election results
The UK travel industry faces increased uncertainty at the outcome of a hung parliament in last night’s election according to
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