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Best new flight routes for 2019
From Montenegrin mountains to South African beaches, we reveal the best new flight routes to destinations where your pound will last longer.
Top five best-value UK cities revealed
If the thought of returning to work after your Christmas break fills you with dread, planning a cheap weekend break at one of the UK's best-value cities could be just the ticket.
Airline double standards over violent, drunken passengers
The number of disruptive incidents on flights has doubled, with Ryanair worst affected
The best Boxing Day walks revealed
Looking for inspiration for your Boxing Day walk? Which? Travel has picked some of the best walks from around the country for you to explore and take in breathtaking views along the way.
Hotel vouchers: are they costing you more?
We price up three popular voucher companies - Hotel Voucher Shop, Red Letter Days and Virgin Experience - and find one could cost you much more than booking direct.
Travelling by train this Christmas? Here’s your disruption survival guide
We explore the key disruptions affecting festive travellers, compensation and refund rights, and other festive travel tips.
UK holidaymakers to pay £6 visa fee to visit EU after Brexit
British holidaymakers travelling to Schengen EU countries will have to pay a €7 visa fee, the European Commission has confirmed. Like the American ESTA visa-waiver system, travellers have to pre-register their...
Airlines accused of breaking law with rip-off ‘no-show’ clauses
Which? is warning airlines that they are breaking consumer law by imposing rip-off 'no-show' clauses - which they use to penalise passengers when they miss the first leg of their journey.
Ryanair faces action over compensation for flight cancellations
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has begun enforcement action against Ryanair over its refusal to compensate passengers whose flights were disrupted by strikes this summer. Tens of thousands of Ryanair...
Airlines that cancel flights must pay to get passengers home
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has written to the major airlines today reminding them they have to pay to get passengers home on a rival airline, if they cancel their own flights. EU law says that passengers with cancelled flights are entitled to: “re-routing under comparable transport conditions, to their final destination at the earliest opportunity”