Gatwick Airport has the shortest security waiting times out of the top ten busiest European airports.

This is according to a survey carried out by Airports Council International, which saw passengers vote the London airport into the top ...

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A growing number of honeymooners are choosing to go on less traditional postnuptial breaks, new research has suggested.

The survey of more than 2,000 Brits revealed that many are increasingly seeing the appeal of non-beach holidays when choosing a honeymoon.

Almost ...

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Flyers worried about being able to remember what they can and cannot take in and out of the UK have received aid in the form of a podcast.

Downloadable from the HM Revenue & Customs website, the free audio ...

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The most popular destinations for those heading abroad on a stag or hen do include Amsterdam, Bratislava and Prague, according to one expert.

Anna Makin Made of Designaventure said that Amsterdam is currently enjoying another peak in ...

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Britons travelling to the USA will be required to register their details online at least three days before flying from next year.

The requirement was announced by the American department of homeland security as part of a drive to tighten ...

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Holidaymakers can now take advantage of a new scheme to allow flyers to gain access to a host of airport lounges around the world.

The Airport Angel programme enables passengers to access more than 200 lounges across the globe for ...

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Full-service airlines may soon be forced to charge passengers for extras such as inflight meals and baggage handling to account for higher oil prices.

This is according to remarks made by John McCulloch of the Oneworld Alliance at a recent ...

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Britons who head overseas on a holiday spend significantly more money than they can afford, new research has suggested.

About one in three holidaymakers are likely to use up leftover currency by buying things they do not need when abroad, while ...

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The so-called practice of grief tourism - visiting the scene of a disaster or tragedy - can hold benefits for travellers.

This is according to Chelsea Orth of travel PR agency KWE, who said that some tourists may find visiting locations ...

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Holidaymakers looking to save money are increasingly looking to destinations on the edge of the eurozone, according to one expert.

Destinations such as Morocco and Turkey are proving to be particularly attractive to travellers on a tight budget due ...

Read More: Morocco, Turkey 'becoming more popular'