Press Release

The Foreign Office (FCO) currently advises against all non-essential travel to every country in the world and this advice runs until April 15, but the travel ban may be extended, so don’t assume travel after this date will go ahead.

However, if it's you who doesn't want to travel abroad this summer, don’t assume you’ll be able to get your money back yet.

Which? Travel editor Rory Boland says: “The best advice we can give at this stage is not to cancel just yet, and wait until the FCO updates its advice against all foreign travel.

Navigating turbulence in the travel industry

Over the last 12 - 18 months, the travel industry has had to contend with the demise of Flybe, Monarch and Thomas Cook, uncertainty around Brexit, flight strikes and now the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is causing turmoil for travel professionals and travellers. 

We’ve all been there – your job is stressing you out, money worries are constantly on your mind and the classic British weather is making your daily outings more like a trek through a monsoon rainforest. Everyday life has a funny way of building up, and before you know it, these little nuisances feel like they are taking over – causing unhelpful tension and anxiety. 

You can’t tackle any of life’s problems, big or small, when you’re worried and worked up. So, the best cure: a spa and wellbeing vacation! 

As dog owners ourselves, we understand how hard it can be to leave your four-legged pal at home while you travel the world. Not only do you worry about their wellbeing while you are away, but you wish that they could enjoy the amazing experience along with you.

Well, despite a popular misconception, you can actually travel with your dog’s fairly easily.