Travel and holidays after Brexit: from passports to driving licences and EHIC
Everything you need to know about new rules, and how to avoid disruption to your holiday
When should I book a holiday? This summer or wait until 2021?
From quarantine rules and air bridges to travel insurance and airline cancellation policies we answer your questions on whether it’s safe to book a holiday.
No refunds for flights still operating
The Foreign Office has banned all but essential international travel. Despite this, many airlines are refusing to pay cash refunds to passengers who cannot fly.
Budget 2020: air passenger duty increased despite coronavirus hitting airlines
Despite calls from the industry to halve Air Passenger Duty, it will increase for long haul flights. Here's what it means for travellers.
Why now is the best time to book your Christmas break
The summer holidays may feel far behind us, but if you’re longing for an overseas adventure, now is the perfect time to start thinking about your Yuletide break. Despite the...
Thomas cook collapses – what does it mean for holidaymakers?
With thousands of holidaymakers abroad and many booked to travel with Thomas Cook in the upcoming months, we explain your rights if it goes into administration.
Brits fear flights will be cancelled after Brexit
A third of flyers are worried that European flights could be disrupted once Britain leaves the EU, according to a survey by Which? Travel. Young people aged 18-24 were most...
Today is the cheapest time to book your August bank holiday flights
June 3 is the ideal day to book a bargain August bank holiday flight, according to Which? research.
Why a no-deal Brexit means some holidaymakers should renew their passport today
If there’s a no-deal Brexit, today is your last chance to renew your passport if you want to be able to travel on 30 March.
Estimated 1.5 million British passports won’t be valid for travel to Europe in no-deal Brexit
A no-deal Brexit will leave millions of British holidaymakers with valid passports unable to travel to France, Spain and other Schengen Zone countries after March 29.