Travellers heading to Turkey have been warned to keep checking the entry requirements, as well as local restrictions for their destination, as the UK Foreign Office warned “no travel is risk-free”. Here are the latest changes to Turkey’s travel rules on entering
She said: “You can live happily without speaking Greek, but I still would highly recommend some basic language skills. “I have a pretty good understanding and can speak a little, but I have never had proper lessons. “But the more I learn,
For the Portugal mainland, holidaymakers will need a negative Covid test. There are options, from a PCR 72 hours before boarding, a laboratorial rapid antigen test 48 hours before boarding or a recovery EU Digital Covid Certificate. Britons will also need to
AS TRAVEL restrictions are relaxed, many Britons are eager to travel to Spain. However, one Briton has said they’ve never seen it so quiet.
On Reddit, an ex travel agent said they would answer “any questions” about cruising. They said they used to book cruises for customers on many major lines. One commenter ‘FloatinaBoat4’ asked: “What do you think is something that people waste money on
Jet lag is caused by a disruption to the body’s “circadian rhythm”, the body’s 24-hour cycle responsible for the physical and mental changes, which is highly influenced by daylight. It is usually experienced after long-distance flights, crossing different time zones and travelling
International travel is back on the menu and easier than ever with the latest updates from the UK Government. Britons will no longer need a pre-departure test or to self-isolate on return. The Day 2 PCR test has also been replaced by
British tourists in the Canary Islands must follow current Covid restrictions which vary across the islands. In Tenerife, British tourists need to use a Covid passport to access some indoor venues including bars. Restaurants and bars have to close at midnight and
One woman who went on a Get Lost holiday, Esther Spengler, shared her experience with Euronews. She said: “I didn’t know where I was going.” “I just really hate the cold, so I was like, it would be my luck for them
Since Brexit, British expats without Spanish residency can visit Spain for 90 out of every 180 days. Some Britons have a holiday home that they use for regular Spanish holidays. Outside of peak season, Spanish resorts are often quieter and some holiday
British expats in Spain can enjoy great weather and culture. The south European country is popular with Britons looking to relocate. Spain, however, has been found lacking when it comes to work. A new study put Spain in the top 20 countries