Summer is here and everyone is jetting off on holiday - hooray! But before you embark on your seven days of sun, make sure you are aware of the dangers of leaving your car with rogue airport parking operators. Here's how to spot them and avoid risking it.
Let's be honest, how many of us add home security measures to our holiday preparation list? The fact is, holidays leave our homes vulnerable, so it's smart to take security precautions before you go. So what exactly can we do to keep our homes safe while we're on holiday?
Did you know almost 50,000 of us Brits lose their passport abroad every year? It's every holidaymaker's worst nightmare - but fear not, we've got your back! Find out what to do if you lose your passport (and how to avoid it!).
If you’re off on holiday this summer and have yet to purchase your foreign currency, then it might be worth reading the following:
According to research and an investigation by Xpress Money, many British holidaymakers are turning themselves into ‘holiday cash mules’ by taking more money than they need.
In the age of the independent woman, it's become commonplace for women to travel abroad alone. Whether it’s because you’re young, free and single, or just don’t share the same travel aspirations as your friends, there’s no better time to go it alone.
As with any travel, however, it’s imperative to take steps to stay safe. So take a moment to check out our safety tips for solo travel:
If you're worried about taking cash with you on holiday, concerned that it could get stolen, check out our useful tips on where to stow your cash while you are out and about.
Marmite, Nutella and baked beans - the dos and don’ts of liquids in hand luggage.
If you're still confused about the liquids in hand luggage rules and what constitutes a liquid, don't worry, you're not alone.
London City Airport revealed recently that it has had to confiscate Marmite, Nutella, and even baked beans from passengers who still aren't aware of the rules.
Your summer holiday will probably be one of the most expensive things you’ll purchase this year so you need to make sure that it’s financially protected.
Through our commitment with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office check out the following advice and information on how best to financially protect you and your travel plans.
Earlier this week we touched upon some of the most annoying things at an airport, one of which was unprepared passengers; those who don’t have their paperwork ready at check-in and who are totally unprepared to pass through security.
Here’s our advice on how to make sure you’re prepared for airport security so that you’re not that passenger!
While most of us know what can be packed in our hand luggage, for some there is still some confusion as to what items are permitted and what items are prohibited in your hand luggage.
Did you know that there is an international emergency phone number that can get you access to help and urgent attention, which you can use anywhere in the World from your mobile phone?
Following the increased security alerts across the globe last week as a result of possible Independence Day attacks, airports across the UK are continuing to keep up additional security measures.
Gatwick has reported that it will have its busiest ever Christmas this year, with around two million people passing through the airport over the festive period - more than 60,000 people will fly out of the airport on Sunday, 22 December alone.
If you're one of the many flying though Gatwick this Christmas, check out our tips about festive hand luggage, rules and regulations.
More and more of us are travelling with hand baggage only and as a result all our liquids have to be packed in one small bag. The rules governing liquids in luggage can be confusing and anything that doesn't conform to the rules will be confiscated. Here's a quick guide to what is and isn't permitted to help you pass through airport security quickly.