To minimise the effect of the Omicron variant of Covid-19, the government have made some changes to travel. The day two PCR tests are now back for England, as will the red list with 10 southern African countries being added from 4am, Sunday 28 November. Find out what you need to know below. What are
Travel is taking some welcome steps forward as we move towards the end of the year, just in time for the holiday season or some well-earned winter sun! The final countries have been removed from the UK’s red list, the US is finally letting Brits back in after an 18-month travel ban, and even more
To help give you peace of mind, we’ve put together some information about how Covid is affecting travel. Find out how to update your plans, what your travel insurance policy covers you for, from when, and where to find other important information you might need. Am I covered for Covid? Can I travel against FCDO
With holiday guidelines changing a lot at the moment, we’ve done our best to cover what you need to know about travelling during the coronavirus pandemic. Keep reading to learn more from our guide, like where you can go and what you need to remember when you next go away. Can I travel in the
The government recently announced that, from 4 October, the travel traffic light system will be simplified to two lists: the rest of world list and the red list. Keep reading to find out what this means for your next holiday. The rest of world list The ‘rest of world’ list replaces the green and amber
Following the announcement from the government in February, which showed us their plan for moving the country out of lockdown, it’s been a busy couple of weeks in the travel industry. Holiday confidence is growing, the vaccine rollout continues, and some goats went on a staycation of their own. Keep reading to find out about
As we start the new year entering another national lockdown, there’s been no let-up in the ever changing world of travel. Let’s find out about the latest news in the travel industry. Impact of Brexit As of 1 January 2021, the United Kingdom officially left the EU. One of the biggest changes is the introduction
Although Brexit might not have been at the forefront of our minds, we have officially left the EU as of 1 January 2021. This means that a few things have changed to the way we travel to Europe that you need to be aware of before you jet off. Here we explain a few of
Here’s what’s been happening in the world of travel since national lockdown ended and the skies reopened once again. 90 year old receives first vaccines in UK roll-out Margaret Keenan became the first person in the UK to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine on Tuesday 20 December. If everything goes to plan, a further 800,000 doses
With tougher measures now in place to help fight Covid through the winter, it might sound like doom and gloom for any chance of a holiday. But it might not be. With so much in the news right now, it may be confusing to know where you stand with booking a holiday. So, we’ve pulled
Flybe, one of the UK’s most popular airlines, has gone into administration. If you have flights booked with Flybe, we understand this can be disappointing. Here, we’ve put together a guide on how you can claim compensation for your flight, and protect yourself with travel insurance. I already have flights booked with Flybe – can
With Air Italy going into administration, if you’ve booked flights with the airline, you’ll need to find out what to do next. We’ve created this guide on what you can do to claim compensation for your holiday. I’ve got flights booked with Air Italy – what do I do? Already booked flights with Air Italy?
