Travel News > May 2010

May 2010

  • 28/05/2010 -

    Navigating Disneyland Paris as a disabled traveller

    Disneyland Paris is a fun-filled destination for young and old alike, and the resort is well equipped if you are a disabled traveller.

  • 27/05/2010 -

    Hotel in Costa Rica completes medical tourism training

    250 staff members in the Ramada Plaza Herradura in San Jose, Costa Rica were the first in the tourist industry to complete a two day medical tourism training course.

  • 26/05/2010 -

    Tourism in Thailand needs a boost in the wake of the Bangkok riots

    Thailand has been a popular destination for Brits for countless years. Stunning beaches, a hot climate, golden temples and a fascinating culture makes Thailand the perfect place for those with an explorative heart. A trip to Thailand can grip your imagination and relax you all at the same time.

  • 25/05/2010 -

    The Centre Pompidou-Metz inspires rejuvenation in French town

    The white, blanketed roof of the recently opened Centre Pompidou-Metz overlooks the sleepy French town of Metz, which has entered into an extensive regeneration project. The Centre Pompidou-Metz will make the town more attractive to tourists and new restaurants and bars have been cropping up to provide extra amenities for foreign visitors.

  • 24/05/2010 -

    Which? confirms travel agents travel insurance failings

    Which? magazine has conducted a survey of 29 travel agents throughout the country, highlighting their inexperience when it comes to travel insurance.

  • 20/05/2010 -

    Holiday in Paphos - the perfect destination for older travellers

    With its excellent choice of accommodation, delightful tavernas and fascinating history, Paphos, on the west coast of Cyprus, could be the ideal destination for older travellers. There is so much on offer, whether you are searching for authentic culture or a relaxing holiday by the sea. Cyprus is the ideal island for sun lovers, as it is the hottest, driest island in the Mediterranean.

  • 19/05/2010 -

    The London to Paris cycle challenge

    If you are feeling fit this summer, and you are keen to raise money for charity, why not take part in a London to Paris cycle challenge?

  • 18/05/2010 -

    CAA launches Time Limited Zone to deal with Volanic Ash

    After the recent closures to UK airspace that Sir Richard Branson deemed excessive, the Civil Aviation Authority has launched new rules regarding volcanic ash to avoid unnecessary disruptions to flights.

  • 13/05/2010 -

    Plans for Third Runway at Heathrow axed by Coalition Government

    The new coalition government announced that plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport have been cancelled. There will also be no further expansion to Gatwick Airport and Stansted Airport.

  • 12/05/2010 -

    BA Flights will once again be affected by Strikes

    BA has announced 20 days of cabin crew strikes that will affect the May half term holiday. Strikes will also coincide with the bank holiday weekend at the end of May. Unite has hinted at a second wave of strikes that could run into the summer, affecting thousands of holiday makers and fans attending the World Cup in South Africa.

  • 10/05/2010 -

    British Nationals must remind themselves of Dubai Laws before Travel

    A British woman imprisoned for kissing a man in public was released from a Dubai prison on Friday. Dubai laws rule against kissing in public as it's viewed as an act of indecency.

  • 07/05/2010 -

    Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill threatens Wildlife and affects Florida Tourism

    The devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is continuing to spread, and it's now started washing up on the shores of the Chandeleur islands off the coast of Louisiana. Pelicans that inhabit the island have been found covered in oil and endangered birds are also under threat.

  • 06/05/2010 -

    More People are searching for Holidays in Cuba since New Regulation

    A new regulation was launched on May 1 that states all travellers taking holidays in Cuba must have medical travel insurance cover to enter the country.

  • 05/05/2010 -

    Holidays to Greece affected by Public Sector Strikes

    A 24 hour strike is taking place today in Greece. All flights to and from any Greek airport will be suspended for 24 hours, which is having an impact on travellers that have booked holidays to Greece. Trains and ferries are also at a standstill.

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