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Another bank holiday is nearly here – but if you’re hoping to go away, you may be out of luck.

Since the introduction of EES, there have been reports of huge delays, missed flights – and now a new problem has arisen.

A travel firm has gone bust after 28 years of trading, with all holidays cancelled and customers scrambling to get their money back.

A rare red weather warning has been issued for extreme heat as temperatures are set to skyrocket to 40C this week.

Days before the kickoff of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, there was no outward sign that this desolate, trash-strewn parking lot in New Jersey would soon become one of the priciest stretches of asphalt in the tri-state area.

A travel company refused to refund Moscow women for a trip to South Africa canceled due to the war in Iran.

Europe is preparing for one of its biggest changes to how non-EU visitors enter and leave the Schengen area.

A motorcyclist who had traveled through 17 countries has had his round-the-world challenge of a lifetime abruptly cut short after his bike was stolen in the UK.

Londoners are facing travel headaches this lunchtime after a points failure wreaked havoc on four separate Tube lines.

British Airways is making big changes to its loyalty programme, starting next year.

Passengers at some of the country’s busiest airports, including Gatwick and Manchester, are facing widespread disruption due to fog.

Disgruntled passengers have dubbed the huge 365 metre cruise ship ‘terrible’ with one traveller going as far as to say they’d have rather spent the time in ‘jail’

From the cost of booking to the fanfare of getting yourself there on time, train travel can come with its added stresses.

Malaysia has become the first country to issue a travel warning to its citizens going to the UK - following a week of violent disorder in major cities such as Liverpool, Hull, Manchester and Rotherham

Just days ago a tourist sparked fury in Italy for mimicking sexual acts against an iconic statue for a photograph

If exploring the local shopping scene is your first go-to when holidaying abroad, you’ll know that there’s nothing better than snapping up a bargain or two.

Preparations are under way at major Channel crossing points for a new automated European Union (EU) border IT system due to start this October, despite fears of queue chaos for holidaymakers.

An app designed to reduce disruption for Brits travelling across the Channel will not be ready in time for a new EU border scheme, the boss of Eurostar has told the BBC.

An aviation expert has revealed how long the disruptions are expected to last