Disabled England!

VisitEngland, the national tourist board, is today launching a new Access for All campaign, aimed to raise awareness of accessible destinations and businesses in England; informing disabled people of accommodation and visitor attractions when planning a day trip or holiday.

How Do You Tip?

The French tip worse than Brits but just 12% of UK travellers would use some of their unspent currency to tip hotel staff at the end of their holiday.

Who Is UK’s Most Extravagant Holidaymaker?

Examining the spending habits of its UK customers, my Travel Card identified the 25-year-old Scottish male as the archetype of Britain’s most extravagant tourist. The research also revealed strong correlations between where people live and where they like to holiday.

High Spending Visitors!

Middle Eastern travellers spend the most to visit Britain, paying an average of £174 per night on hotel rooms.

5" For Under £100

Those looking to take a luxury vacation without a luxury price tag to match should consider a trip to either the medieval city of Pisa or the Polish capital Warsaw, according to the latest Hotels.com Hotel Price Index® (HPI®).

Save Money On Flights

According to new global travel statistics, Brits can save money by booking flights at least 53 days in advance of their departure.
 

Daily Charity Need?

More than one in ten use charitable services at least once a week

£2.1 million For Disabled Sport

Sport England has awarded £2.1 million of National Lottery funding to help increase the number of disabled people playing sport.

Will Scotland Result Change Your Holiday Spending?

In the last few days, the pound has weakened markedly against the Euro and the US Dollar, as the outcome of the Scottish referendum makes the headlines. 

 

 

Don't Lose Money Before Your Holiday!

The latest research from the Ukash Travel Money Prepaid MasterCard® card reveals that families could lose as much as €51.70 for every £500 they spend on buying euros for their summer holidays.  With just a couple of weeks to go until the majority of schools finish for the summer break, Ukash is urging families to think ahead and organise their foreign currency so that they can get the best spend for their pound.