The UK government has announced the removal of all remaining COVID-19 international travel restrictions for all passengers arriving in the UK. The announcement was made on 14 March by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps and will come into effect from 4am on Friday, 18 March. Key Points To Note: From 4am
Virgin Voyages’ second ship, Valiant Lady, has launched in the UK. The ceremony was held at the London International Cruise Terminal, Tilbury on Friday, March 11th. The brand said in a statement that the launch demonstrates its continued success, with the UK being a fundamental focus. Speaking at the launch
VisitBritain will welcome 50 international travel trade buyers for a series of educational visits across Britain beginning March 14. The trade visits are a mix of three to five day itineraries to destinations across England, Wales and Scotland. Buyers from the UK’s three largest inbound tourism markets, the USA, France and
Fred. Olsen Ltd, Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines and Fred. Olsen Travel have jointly funded a lorry to send aid donated by team members to support Ukrainian refugees. The team filled 61 boxes to help those in need, containing women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, medication for adults and children, toiletries, nappies,
The Actually Group, the UK’s only end-to-end holiday park and resort developer has announced new acquisitions in Cumbria and South Wales. The group will invest £6.5 million across both sites, which have both been purchased. The acquisitions come on the back of the group’s recent investment in Preseli Lodges and
WineGB, the association for the wines and vineyards of Great Britain, is organising a Travel Show in London on Wednesday, March 30. The travel show will spotlight the country’s vineyards, many of whom now welcome visitors for tours, tastings, meals, ‘at the gate’ sales and accommodation. WineGB is promoting wine-related
