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CAMPING is a great experience and an ideal way of disconnecting from the stress of everyday life, but being in an uncontrolled natural environment means that you will need to be prepared and think about your safety.Remember that camping laws vary from country to country. Firstly, set up your tent on

Passengers flying with EasyJet are being warned of significant disruptions as cabin crew across Spain prepare to launch a three-day strike beginning this Wednesday 25th June. The industrial action, organised by the USO union, is scheduled to last through until Friday 27th June. The strike stems from

Camping Derby Loredo in Cantabria offers views of blue waters and a quiet sandy beach over a kilometre long.The campsite has direct access to the beach via a private path and also offers its own surf school with classes and equipment hire.Loredo is located to the east of the bay of Santander in the

Dreaming of a European getaway without the visa runaround? You might be in luck. There’s a real buzz building in Brussels and beyond about a brand new, flexible tourist visa that could let holidaymakers roam from Rome to the Greek isles to the lavender fields of Provence—all on a single permit. And

Planning a Spanish getaway and thinking of stuffing your wallet with crisp Euro bills? Hold that thought, because the rules around cash in Spain are far from straightforward in 2025, and not knowing them could cost you more than just a souvenir.From disappearing 500 euro notes to strict cash-carryin

Overindulgence is all part of the holiday culture, taking the chance to fill ourselves with delicious authentic homemade pasta and pizza before we return home. But, we might want to check we don’t overdo it when holidaying in Italy.A British Airways flight bound for London City Airport faced an unus

A CAMPING holiday can be enjoyed by all of the family, especially children who jump at the chance to spend time out‐ doors. Camping holidays in Spain appeal to all of the family, especially with a wide offering of sites which cater for all the family needs imaginable.With a dependable climate, campi

Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, has announced an expansion of its free cabin baggage allowance, increasing the policy for permitted width of carry-on bags by 5 centimetres. It might not sound like much, but to those who have ever tried forcing their little trolley case into the size measurer at

British tourists heading to Spain this summer risk being hit with fines of up to €6,900 (£5,900) if they don’t bring proof of adequate travel insurance.The requirement is part of Spain’s tightening of entry rules for non-EU nationals. British travellers must now carry private travel insurance that i