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  • An amazing green list trip to Portugal on the river Douro

    May 12, 2021

    The lifeblood of Porto is not the deep red wine with which the city shares its name, but rather the Douro River, without which neither the city nor the wine could exist. It rises to the surface at Duruelo de la Sierra in central Spain, then runs northwest for almost 900km, meeting the Atlantic Ocean [...]

  • Brits favour beach holidays over city breaks as the return of travel nears

    May 11, 2021

    Brits are itching for some sun after a seemingly endless winter lockdown, with most travellers looking for beach holidays now the return of foreign holidays is in sight, according to bookings site Lastminute. After the government confirmed a 17 May return to abroad travel, 59 per cent of Brits have been eyeing sun and beach [...]

  • Cheap PCR tests: Where to get them and what you need to fly

    May 10, 2021

    Borders open for international travel on 17 May, with Brits preparing to brave the Kafkaesque nightmare of the traffic light system to visit their favourite summer sun destination. But to travel to many countries, passengers will require a PCR – polymerase chain reaction – Covid test, which must meet performance standards of at least 97 [...]

  • Everything you need to know before catching the Paris Eurostar

    May 10, 2021

    Remember when all you needed to leave the country was a ticket and your passport? Quite apart from the fact that holidays remain illegal, even if you do have a “reasonable excuse” to travel – say, for work – the paperwork required is extremely complicated and the Covid testing both inconvenient and costly (I needed [...]

  • Travel green list: Brits can go to Portugal and Israel from 17 May

    May 8, 2021

    Brits will be able to travel to destinations including Portugal and Israel from 17 May, transport secretary Grant Shapps has announced. He said that 12 countries, including the two above and as Gibraltar, would be on the government’s travel “green list”. Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Brunei, and Iceland make up the rest of the list, [...]

  • Drinking around the world: Take a trip to Lanzarote, wine paradise

    May 6, 2021

    The latest wine region to erupt onto the wine tourism atlas is Lanzarote, with the Canarian island hoping to be among the first destinations to revive European wine tourism. With travel restrictions lifting, a former investment banker and surfing instructor from Guernsey and a former GB Olympic swimming trials finalist from Sunderland want to make [...]

  • UK could be left behind rest of Europe on travel, Easyjet boss warns

    May 6, 2021

    The boss of Easyjet has warned that the UK could be left behind the rest of Europe if the government approves travel to only a small handful of countries from 17 May. Tomorrow ministers will lay out the initial list of destinations that will be on the UK’s green list for travel from the middle [...]

  • The Return of Luxury Travel

    May 4, 2021  |  Sponsored

    After more than a year of global lockdowns which largely paused the travel industry, especially its luxury segment, vaccination programmes’ arrival means that European summer holidays are firmly on the table — despite some countries being yet to settle on their entry requirements. The pandemic has also affected consumer thinking, and that of luxury travel [...]

  • The age of the staycation: Why you should visit… Guildford

    May 4, 2021

    Welcome to the golden age of the staycation. Last week rail bookings trebled, with the most popular getaway destinations being Margate, Weymouth, Brighton, Inverness, Cambridge, Bournemouth and Guildford.  The latter can be reached in little over half an hour from Waterloo. But what is the secret to Guildford’s popularity? The County town of Surrey and [...]

  • Post-pandemic travel: Flights to Greece, Spain or Italy offer the best bang for your holiday buck

    April 30, 2021

    Which destinations offer the most affordable trip away when it comes to the cost of flying versus the time spent actually in the air? The best short-haul value for money would be a flight to Greece, Spain or Italy, according to hotel booking platform Hoo, which analysed the cost of flying to 15 destinations from [...]

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