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Holidaymakers have been urged to consider buying travel insurance soon to beat predicted price hikes over the coming months.
24 November 2010
A loophole on a new credit card lets you grab worldwide family travel insurance for £5/month – and you can cancel at any time.
14 September 2010
24 August 2010
Budget travel firm Kiss Flights has ceased trading today, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has confirmed.
17 August 2010
Thousands of holidaymakers face further travel chaos following an overwhelming vote for strike action by workers at BAA airports in a dispute over pay.
12 August 2010
If you're jetting off on holiday soon, with the busiest holiday week almost upon us (the last in August), here's our checklist to keep costs to a minimum and enjoyment to the max.
11 August 2010
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has shut down a host of websites that charged travellers for applying for what should be a free European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).
10 August 2010
The US government will charge $14 (£9) to get an electronic 'visa' from 8 September to travel to the States.
6 August 2010
Budget airline bmibaby is refusing to pay hotel and food costs incurred by passengers stranded by the volcanic ash cloud while they waited for a flight home, despite EU rules stating carriers must cough-up.
3 August 2010
Nationwide is revamping its current account, offering annual multi-trip European travel insurance to new and existing customers who fund it with at least £750 each month.
31 July 2010
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