Ryanair and Wizz Air Rank Among Worst Airlines in UK Passenger Survey
A new UK passenger survey ranks Ryanair and Wizz Air among the worst short-haul airlines, highlighting growing frustration over add-on fees and onboard comfort.
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IHG Expands UK Footprint With Four New voco and Garner Hotels
IHG Hotels & Resorts is strengthening its UK presence with four new voco and Garner hotels, adding more than 380 rooms across London and key regional markets.
China Opens the Door to British Travelers With New 30-Day Visa-Free Policy
China has confirmed 30-day visa-free entry for British citizens, a move expected to accelerate travel demand, airline capacity growth, and renewed business ties between the two countries.
EasyJet Expands UK Network With 16 New Summer 2026 Routes
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Yuliya Karotkaya
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Yuliya Karotkaya
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EasyJet will add 16 new routes from eight UK airports for summer 2026, expanding service to destinations across Europe, North Africa and the islands.
Google Introduces New AI Tools to Transform How Travelers Plan and Book Trips
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Marcus Bennett
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Google is rolling out powerful new AI tools – from global Flight Deals to Canvas trip planning and agentic booking – designed to simplify everything from itinerary building to reservations.
Storm Claudia Brings Flood Risk and Travel Chaos to UK as Amber Warnings Issued
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Andrew Collins
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Storm Claudia, named in Spain, is heading for parts of England and Wales with heavy rain, flooding risk and travel disruptions just ahead of holiday journeys. Travelers advised to check plans and allow extra time.
Air France Strengthens European Network, Enhancing Options for North American Travelers
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Laura Mitchell
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Air France is expanding its European winter network, offering North American travelers more frequent connections and improved access to destinations across the continent.
Eurostar Orders Double-Decker Trains for 2031 Launch Through the Channel Tunnel
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Thomas Grant
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Eurostar has placed a €2 billion order for double-deck high-speed trains, set to debut in 2031 and increase capacity through the Channel Tunnel by about 20%.
Hotels.com Introduces ‘Save Your Way’ for Loyalty Members
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Eleanor Price
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Hotels.com has launched ‘Save Your Way,’ a new loyalty option allowing travelers to choose between instant discounts or saving rewards for future trips.
British Airways to Launch New Transatlantic Route to St. Louis in 2026
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Laura Mitchell
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British Airways will launch nonstop flights between London and St. Louis, Missouri in 2026, reconnecting the Midwestern city to Europe with a direct transatlantic link.
Booking.com Integrates FareHarbor to Add 150,000 Attractions
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Eleanor Price
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Booking.com expands its attractions and activities portfolio by integrating with FareHarbor, bringing 150,000 new tours, experiences, and attractions to its platform globally.
London Tube Strikes Disrupt Travel for Third Day as Commuters Seek Alternatives
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Thomas Grant
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London’s Tube network grapples with its fifth consecutive day of strikes over pay and working conditions, pushing commuters toward bikes, buses, and boats to navigate the city.
Direct London-to-Berlin Train Service Moves Closer with New UK-Germany Treaty
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Thomas Grant
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Plans for a direct London-to-Berlin train route are advancing after a new UK-Germany transport treaty, promising easier travel between the two capitals.
iCandy Ranks the Most Family-Friendly Airports of 2025
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Laura Mitchell
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iCandy’s “Little Flyers Index” reveals the top 10 airports worldwide that go the extra mile for traveling families—measuring everything from nursing rooms to play zones and dining options.
Glasgow to Introduce £5 Tourist Tax on Overnight Stays Starting in 2027
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Christopher Lane
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Glasgow has become the first Scottish city to approve a visitor levy, introducing a £5-per-night tourist tax from 2027 to support local infrastructure and public services.
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