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01 November 2007 South Africa and Australia 'big Christmas destinations'
Britons are opting for far-flung destinations to escape the cold British Christmas and spend the festive season in sunnier climes, it has been suggested.According to a spokesperson for British Airways, South Africa and Australia are among the top destinations for people travelling abroad at the end... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research31 October 2007 France 'first choice for skiers'
France is the most popular destination for skiers, according to the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta).Abta public relations officer Frances Tuke said that the continental country is the pick of the favoured European destinations when it comes to holidaymakers choosing a ski... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research30 October 2007 Brits splash the cash on holiday extras
New research from moneysupermarket.com has revealed that the average Brit spends £700 on 'holiday extras' during their vacations - on top of the average cost of nearly £1,400 on travel, accommodation, food and alcohol.Preparations in advance of trips eat up the largest amount of money -... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive29 October 2007 Tunisian location predicted to be next hotspot
The Isle of Jerba in Tunisia is set to become the next travel hotspot with holidaymakers, a new study of traveller trends suggests.Based on a range of criteria, such as search activities and travel postings, the TravelCast list of emerging international travel hotspots placed Jerba in first place,... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research29 October 2007 Online check in "good for passengers"
Online check in is beneficial for passengers, providing them with an easier and more efficient experience, according to the Air Transport Users Council (AUC).More and more airlines around the world are adopting online check in technology and James Freemantle, industry affairs manager for UK consumer... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Brits prefer genial Germany to "stressful" South Africa
Research has suggested that South Africa is the most "stress inducing" country for Britons to emigrate to in terms of so-called "hidden hurdles". According to HiFX, South Africa scored 80 on a stress ranking scale compared to a total of 41.8, which the company claims suggests... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Holidaymakers 'could be the reason for their own delayed flight'
Passengers may be the cause of their own delayed flight, it has been revealed. According to a spokesperson for British Airways, there are a multitude of factors behind delays at airports - however, holidaymakers could be behind the delays in some cases. However, he added that it was impossible to... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Older "overseas exodus" is 'growing'
An increasing number of older people are choosing to travel overseas and buy property each year, it has been reported. Research from Bradford and Bingley reveals that 57 per cent of Brits who own a property abroad are over the age of 55. Meanwhile, those aged over 50 currently account for a third of... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Brides say "I do" abroad 'the second time around'
Couples getting married for the second or third time prefer to take their vows overseas, it has been claimed. Carol Richardson, PR manager for Confetti, reported that foreign weddings are popular among those who had already been married in the UK. Furthermore, Ms Richardson added that many brides... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive25 October 2007 Couples marry abroad for weather
An increasing number of British couples are seeking to tie the knot abroad in order to enjoy good weather on their big day, it has been reported. A report from wedding and special occasion information and products provider Confetti reveals that Caribbean islands like Mauritius and Saint Lucia are... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive
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Britons are opting for far-flung destinations to escape the cold British Christmas and spend the festive season in sunnier climes, it has been suggested.According to a spokesperson for British Airways, South Africa and Australia are among the top destinations for people travelling abroad at the end... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research31 October 2007 France 'first choice for skiers'
France is the most popular destination for skiers, according to the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta).Abta public relations officer Frances Tuke said that the continental country is the pick of the favoured European destinations when it comes to holidaymakers choosing a ski... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research30 October 2007 Brits splash the cash on holiday extras
New research from moneysupermarket.com has revealed that the average Brit spends £700 on 'holiday extras' during their vacations - on top of the average cost of nearly £1,400 on travel, accommodation, food and alcohol.Preparations in advance of trips eat up the largest amount of money -... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive29 October 2007 Tunisian location predicted to be next hotspot
The Isle of Jerba in Tunisia is set to become the next travel hotspot with holidaymakers, a new study of traveller trends suggests.Based on a range of criteria, such as search activities and travel postings, the TravelCast list of emerging international travel hotspots placed Jerba in first place,... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research29 October 2007 Online check in "good for passengers"
Online check in is beneficial for passengers, providing them with an easier and more efficient experience, according to the Air Transport Users Council (AUC).More and more airlines around the world are adopting online check in technology and James Freemantle, industry affairs manager for UK consumer... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Brits prefer genial Germany to "stressful" South Africa
Research has suggested that South Africa is the most "stress inducing" country for Britons to emigrate to in terms of so-called "hidden hurdles". According to HiFX, South Africa scored 80 on a stress ranking scale compared to a total of 41.8, which the company claims suggests... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Holidaymakers 'could be the reason for their own delayed flight'
Passengers may be the cause of their own delayed flight, it has been revealed. According to a spokesperson for British Airways, there are a multitude of factors behind delays at airports - however, holidaymakers could be behind the delays in some cases. However, he added that it was impossible to... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Older "overseas exodus" is 'growing'
An increasing number of older people are choosing to travel overseas and buy property each year, it has been reported. Research from Bradford and Bingley reveals that 57 per cent of Brits who own a property abroad are over the age of 55. Meanwhile, those aged over 50 currently account for a third of... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive26 October 2007 Brides say "I do" abroad 'the second time around'
Couples getting married for the second or third time prefer to take their vows overseas, it has been claimed. Carol Richardson, PR manager for Confetti, reported that foreign weddings are popular among those who had already been married in the UK. Furthermore, Ms Richardson added that many brides... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive25 October 2007 Couples marry abroad for weather
An increasing number of British couples are seeking to tie the knot abroad in order to enjoy good weather on their big day, it has been reported. A report from wedding and special occasion information and products provider Confetti reveals that Caribbean islands like Mauritius and Saint Lucia are... [more]
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