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  • Buen provecho: a gastronomic tour around Spain

    September 28, 2020  |  Sponsored

    Food and drink are key ingredients of any great holiday. Breakfast with a jaw-dropping view, lunch laden with fresh seafood, cocktails sticks at sunset — these are the moments that etch themselves into our brains long after we’ve landed back on home turf. All across the world, Spain is revered for its exceptional gastronomic credentials, [...]

  • UK-US travel slump set to cost British economy £11bn

    September 21, 2020

    The government is facing mounting pressure to roll out large scale coronavirus testing at airports after new research showed reduced travel between the UK and US could cost the British economy upwards of £11bn this year. A new report commissioned by Heathrow Airport, Airlines UK, British Airways owner International Airlines Group (IAG) and aviation services [...]

  • Everybody loves a comeback and London’s could be glorious

    September 7, 2020  |  Sponsored

    Given the amount of time we’ve spent in front of our TVs over the past few months, you’ll have no doubt seen the Government’s Brexit commercial which tells us to get prepared and get going for the UK’s new start.  It ends, rather beautifully, with an aircraft taking off, presumably full of representatives from Britain’s [...]

  • Spain quarantine to be cut to 10 days for returning Brits

    July 28, 2020

    Quarantine for people arriving from Spain and other countries designated high-risk coronavirus zones will be cut to 10 days under new plans, it is reported. The government is set to introduce a fresh policy later this week requiring those arriving from high-risk countries to be tested for coronavirus eight days after they land, the Telegraph [...]

  • The Most Luxurious Suite

    July 27, 2020  |  Sponsored

    Defy the ordinary at Turnberry. Set on the Ayrshire coast, the Hotel features breath-taking views towards the Ailsa Craig and provides the ideal setting for a relaxed getaway. Rising from the mist, one suite stands out like a beacon amongst the rest – The Lighthouse Suite. When it comes to luxury suites in Scotland, The [...]

  • British Airways retires entire fleet of Boeing 747 jumbo jets

    July 17, 2020

    British Airways marked the end of an era today as the world’s largest operator of Boeing 747s said it will retire its entire fleet of jumbo jets with immediate effect due to the coronavirus pandemic. Global travel bans imposed to stem the spread of the virus has put the future of many airline companies in [...]

  • UK quarantine ends for 59 countries

    July 10, 2020

    Passengers from abroad landing in England, Wales and Northern Ireland no longer have to self-isolate for two weeks as the government relaxed quarantine rules. Travellers from 59 countries and 14 overseas British territories are now exempt from the ban, although people from the US – where cases are still spiking – and Canada must still [...]

  • Can international tourism ever recover?

    July 8, 2020  |  City Talk

    We look at what might reignite demand for overseas travel and whether the downturn could profoundly change some countries’ economies. Travel restrictions are slowly being lifted, but most people are more likely to be jumping into their cars to go on holiday than onto an aircraft. So, can international tourism ever recover? And might the [...]

  • Greece to resume direct flights from UK next week

    July 6, 2020

    Greece will resume direct flights from the UK on 15 July, after it last week extended a ban on travel from Britain over concerns the infection rate could spike. Greece is exempt from the Foreign Office’s advice against all but non-essential international travel, but the country last week signalled it was not ready to resume [...]

  • EU removes US, Brazil and Russia from ‘safe visitors’ list

    June 30, 2020

    The US, Russia and Brazil are excluded from a list of safe countries to travel to or accept visitors from, passed by EU member states this afternoon. Those featured on the list have now gained approval for business or leisure travel to a number of countries, which will come into effect tomorrow. The list of [...]

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