September 2023

Passport Office strikes: When are the walk-outs and will I be able to renew my passport?

Passport Office strikes: When are the walk-outs and will I be able to renew my passport? Passport Office workers have gone on strike during a dispute with the government over jobs, pay and pensions. Here’s everything you need to know about the five-week walkout and what it means for renewing your passport. More than 1,000 […]

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Air traffic control chaos: What are your rights if your flight is affected?

Air traffic control chaos: What are your rights if your flight is affected? Airlines don’t have to offer compensation because technical issues with the UK’s air traffic control service NATS aren’t their fault – but they still have an obligation to keep passengers comfortable if there are significant delays at airports. Hundreds of flights were

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Why you’re not allowed off the plane if your flight is delayed on the tarmac

Why you’re not allowed off the plane if your flight is delayed on the tarmac Thousands of passengers spent their Monday sitting on planes going nowhere on the airport tarmac with flights delayed for hours. Many may have been wondering why they couldn’t just get off the plane. Sky News asks a travel expert to

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New Airbnb rules in New York limit accommodation options for tourists

New Airbnb rules in New York limit accommodation options for tourists Holidaymakers searching for accommodation in New York City will find far fewer options than usual after a clampdown on Airbnb rules. New regulations that came into place on Tuesday effectively ended a free-for-all which was allowing all landlords and residents to rent out their

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Dutch Schindler finally honoured for saving Jews via visas

Dutch Schindler finally honoured for saving Jews via visas A visa signed by Zwartendijk. Photo: Wikimedia Commons A Dutch diplomat who issued visas to thousands of Lithuanian Jews so they could escape persecution by the Nazis, but was reprimanded for breaking diplomatic rules, has been finally awarded the highest possible Dutch non-military honour. Jan Zwartendijk

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Local bus, tram and metro tickets to go up by 12% next year

Local bus, tram and metro tickets to go up by 12% next year Buses at Arnhem central station. Photo: Depositphotos Tram, bus and metro tickets will be almost 12% more expensive next year as transport providers pass on the rising cost of fuel and wages to their passengers. DOVA, the collective body for regional transport

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tourism in Ireland

Ireland Tourism: A Journey Through the Emerald Isle Introduction Nestled on the western edge of Europe, Ireland beckons travelers with its captivating landscapes, rich history, vibrant culture, and warm-hearted people. From the lush green fields to the rugged coastlines and charming villages, Ireland offers an unforgettable experience for tourists. In this blog, we’ll embark on

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history of bruges

Exploring the Enchanting Beauty of Bruges Introduction Nestled in the heart of Belgium, Bruges is a city that seems to have stepped right out of a fairy tale. With its winding canals, cobblestone streets, and centuries-old architecture, Bruges is a destination that captures the hearts of travelers from around the world. In this blog, we

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8 Cultural Festivals To Attend In Uganda

8 Cultural Festivals To Attend In Uganda Uganda is a lively country in Africa, known as the “Pearl of Africa”. It has more than 50 tribes, each with its own customs and festivals. If you’re a traveller, there are eight cultural events you shouldn’t miss in Uganda. These festivals will give you an opportunity to

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World’s highest motorable road, higher than Umling La, to come up in Ladakh!

World’s highest motorable road, higher than Umling La, to come up in Ladakh! Photo courtesy: Twitter | @AIRNewsHindi It is reported that the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has initiated the process of building a 64 km extended Likaru-Mig La-Fukche roadway near Hanle, situated in the Demchok sector of Eastern Ladakh. Once this route becomes

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