Europe’s internal borders are starting to open up and more countries are expected to follow this week. Which means those within the continent are being able to consider the possibility of travelling to a European destination. International travellers are likely to follow soon.
Do you really need an excuse to drink gin? With World Gin Day (13th June) next weekend and most countries still awaiting an ease of lockdown, particularly on pubs and bars, there’s still plenty of ways to celebrate World Gin Day. So stock up and prepare to pour yourself a large glass of your favourite gin […]
Back in March, when the first Brexit deadline was imminent, I wrote a post to help with preparing for travels to Europe after Brexit. Since then very little has changed other than the date being moved from March to October and now to 31 January. Currently it looks like there might be a withdrawal agreement […]
Last week the FCO removed the warning against travelling to Sri Lanka. This follows China, India, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland having already lifted warnings, in May. Both Ireland and Australia still currently have warnings in place. Many British customers with future plans to visit Sri Lanka were waiting to see if warnings would change, so […]
Update: April 2019 I try to keep this post as up to date as possible, following changes by airlines in Europe. With the current situation in the UK regarding Brexit it’s safe to say that there are many questions with unknown answers. However flight restrictions are likely to remain as before. Most of us pack […]
As 29th March fast approaches and we wonder whether or not there will be a deal, it’s worth considering the potential implications on any travels to Europe after Brexit. For the majority of UK residents, at least in the short term, there is nothing to worry about. But that isn’t the case for everyone. Make […]