New EU rules let you watch Netflix and Amazon Prime abroad
UK subscribers to TV and film services like Netflix and Amazon Prime will be able to access their UK library when on holiday within the EU from Sunday 1 April. ...
Best and worst airport lounges in the UK
Heathrow No1 lounge at Terminal 3 tops the table, but our undercover inspectors were mostly underwhelmed by tired buffets and dingy surroundings elsewhere. Airport lounges are increasingly popular, promising to...
Ryanair cabin bag policy shrinks
From Monday 15 January, Ryanair will force passengers who have not purchased priority boarding to check their main cabin bag into the hold. While passengers without priority boarding can still...
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Monarch Airlines goes into administration
Monarch Airlines has cancelled all flights after going into administration overnight. The collapse leaves around 110,000 passengers stranded abroad, with 300,000 future bookings cancelled. The airline had been in financial...
Ryanair cancellations and your compensation rights
Ryanair is cancelling up to 50 flights a day for the next six weeks due to a shortage of staff. The budget airline claims it ‘messed up’ the scheduling of...
Which? tells British Airways to pay up on compensation
The more than 75,000 passengers affected by bank holiday disruption on British Airways will need to lodge complaints with the airline to get the compensation they are legally entitled to...
10 airport rip-offs and how to avoid them
Parking: £417 At London Heathrow’s T5, the drive-up price for seven days’ parking can be as high as £417. Book online in advance and that week will cost £137 instead,...
Airline laptop ban: insurers extend cover
Insurance providers are reassuring British travellers caught up in the latest airline security measures that their laptops will be covered against loss, theft and damage. Aviva and LV have extended...
Failing food hygiene at top-rated UK hotels
A Which? Travel investigation has uncovered failing food hygiene at 650 UK hotels, including those with four and five stars or coveted AA rosettes.