Millions of holidaymakers at risk as they don’t have travel insurance for their trip
Nearly two-fifths of holidaymakers going abroad this summer do not have travel insurance for their trip, a survey has found.
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Travel: Start chasing waterfalls and find real peace in the Highlands’ Tomich
We hear its roar before we see it: Plodda Falls – a raging waterfall that plummets 151 feet to the forest floor below.
Strike to ground planes at six Scottish airports
Six airports will close for one day this week as a result of a strike by air traffic controllers involved in a pay dispute.
Travel: Aberdeenshire countryside yoga retreat is the best… and that’s no stretch
It’s Friday night, and instead of heading straight home after work to get ready for a night out, I head to my local gym for a yoga class to keep up the health kick I’ve been on lately.
Travel: Singing the praises of spectacular Sydney on a whistle-stop visit
No tacky souvenir was required to remind us of our whistle-stop visit to Sydney.
Travel: New York is the city that never sleeps, and that always changes
It may be known as the city that never sleeps, but New York is actually the city that always changes.
Fraud warning for football fans booking trips to European finals
Football fans risk losing thousands of pounds if they book illegal package holidays to attend European finals, the aviation regulator has warned.
Travel: The best way to spend 48 hours in London
Here are our top tips for a short break in the UK capital.
ScotRail compensation scheme deemed to be among UK’s most complicated
ScotRail has been criticised for its “Byzantine” compensation scheme for delayed passengers, after research revealed the process is among the UK’s most complicated.
ScotRail vows to add 20,000 seats with new timetable roll-out
ScotRail timetable improvements will add thousands of seats for passengers every day, the operator has said.
Travel: Fife’s Balbirnie House is like Downton… but with tubs and TVs
It looks like no more than a scattering of big rocks in a quiet woodland glade. In fact, we are standing at the heart of Fife’s sacred centre, a site where ceremonies have been performed by generations of prehistoric people.