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The beautiful city is named the UK's most welcome and is one of the country's most eerie places.Online travel giant Booking.com says Chester has a “strong sense of community” and a “mystical past.” The website's annual Traveler Review Awards has earned the top spot in the “welcome” league, with feedback from customers who have booked stays, cars or taxis that voted as the hospitality capital.Meanwhile, the city was voted as the UK's most troubling in a survey of 2,000 people who believe in ghosts by 15% of respondents. The study revealed a growing interest in ghostly travel experiences. Over 40%…

It has been a turbulent year for European tourism, with anti-tourism protests, cruise oppression and taxes being introduced. Express has compiled a list of all the new rules that could affect you while traveling in Europe this year, so you won't be kicked out when you visit. Spain rentals The limit could affect the number of flats offered this year. Flats registered after February 2024 do not have their own entrance and therefore their licenses will be revoked forever. However, Airbnb style rentals are still available for reservation. Additionally, in Malaga, short-term lettings are banned in 43 neighborhoods, so Barcelona…

The Italian Regional Carrier Sky Alps temporarily grounded seven aircraft as a precaution following concerns over maintenance certifications that appeared during the audit. The Sky Alps is based in Bolzano, northern Italy, with around 14 Dejavilland dashes 8-400. Inspectors of the Italian civil aviation regulator ENAC conducted an audit from February 26-28. According to the ENAC, physical examinations and documents on the aircraft registered in Malta have found “many misconformities.” The inconsistency indicated a defect in the aircraft maintenance certificate regarding European Union regulatory requirements. Certifications provided by certain maintenance technicians have been found to be “not compliant.” He was…

: Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett (center) received the award from his Ambassador to the Dominican Republic of Jamaica, Angie Martinez (left) for his stellar contribution to regional tourism development. Shared at that moment is Senator Hong Aubin Hill, Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce. March 4, 2025 KINGSTON, JAMAICA – Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says the implementation of a visa waiver for visitors from the Dominican Republic to travel to Jamaica will streamline the travel process and promote greater cultural and economic exchanges between the two island nations. The exemption comes…

The travel promoter is pleased to share the appointment of Ol Lentille as UK sales and marketer in Laikipia, Kenya. Ol Lentille is an exclusive, luxurious safari lodge, perched on a rocky hill overlooking the vast 40,000 acre private reserve, in the breathtaking background of Mount Kenya and Samburu Sacred Mountain in Ororokwe. “We are set in this remote and unparalleled wilderness in Kenya, working with Andre, Laura and their team, working with these four fully serviced private villas. It is a very unique property that beautifully fits our other Kenyan property, Mala Bushtop. Their commitment to “place, person, privacy”…

The Namibian Arrivals Visa Initiative – Launched on April 1, 2025 – aims to simplify entry for international travelers. Developed by the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Immigration, Safety and Security, this new system allows eligible visitors to apply online or upon arrival at designated entry points. Designed to enhance accessibility, this initiative is expected to streamline tourist travel from countries where Namibia lacks diplomatic expression or interaction in terms of visa exemption (see the list of countries below). The new policy is in line with Namibia's broad efforts to enhance international connections with the tourism industry. Travelers…

Airline passengers can attack at a variety of rates when booking recent flights, including luggage, bookings, and check-in fees. It is also not uncommon for airlines to charge additional fees for seats in certain areas. Passengers must pay more to be able to sit next to their loved ones and friends.There is no law in the UK that requires airlines to sit together on flights, so some airlines may charge extras for privileges. However, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) guidelines say that airlines should always aim to have children under the age of 12 on the same line in a row…

UK, March 3, 2025 Ethiopian Airlines, Africa's largest airline and one of the fastest growing airlines in the world, is proud to announce an increase in flights from Manchester to Addis Ababa and announce its daily frequency on July 3, 2025. Increased frequency also offers seamless connections to amazing safari destinations such as Nairobi, Kilimanjaro, Dar es Salaam, Maun, Victoria Falls, Johannesburg, Lusaka and Cape Town. Commenting on the new daily service, Ethiopia Transport & Sales Manager in Manchester, he said, “We are excited to increase flights from Manchester to daily frequency from July 3, 2025. This new schedule shows…

Perching on the Worcester-Staffordshire border is the incredible remains of the people living in the last caves of the UK – and they are far more comfortable than you think. Kinver Edge features several houses built straight into soft limestone around cliffs that date back earlier in the 16th century.According to the National Trust, which manages the site, the earliest record for those living in these cave homes is 1777. A man called Joseph Healy was evacuated from the storm and was given shelter by “clean and decent family.” He explains how Rock House created a good home “warm in…

The Norfolk countryside features stone throws from the coast and charming villages at Burnham Market. It is famous for its stunning old buildings and sudden property prices, so it is impossible to pass through without being forced to stop and explore.Burnham Market is not a coastal village, but rather sits a bit inland, but it's the perfect pit stop for a few hours on your way to nearby Holcomb Beach. The nickname, called “Chelsea-on-Sea,” comes from its favourite country hideaway for wealthy Londoners seeking a second home. The village centre exudes warmth, with green patches lined the streets with quaint…