Leaving the UK and travelling into European countries is different now that Brexit has happened. Following the departure, the Foreign Office is warning Brits to check their passports when they leave the United Kingdom.

At a time when travel and tourism industries are a worst sufferer due to new-normal regulations the tourism industry in Wales is likely to get a support of £20 million funding to help sustain and grow businesses through the winter. …

 Officials stated that the Paris hotels, restaurants and retailers  are being deprived of big-spending Chinese visitors  due to the new coronavirus. The French tourism industry is already facing haedwinds from homegrown protests and Brexit and the airline forecast for now …

After the Brexit transition period end the current right of free movement will be surrendered and for British tarvellers how life will be from 2021 onwards remains uncertain.   Everyone is pretending that UK is still a member of the …

  A report by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) mentioned that the global travel industry in 2019 grew by four percent as compared to 2018.     This was considered as a mild advance as compared to the exceptional growth …

 According to a report revealed before the Arabian Travel Market the number of tourists from UK to the GCC will increase 22 % between the period 2018 to 2024. This will be due to the new and direct flight routes, …

Tourism Ireland has stated that the current effect of Brexit-led “consumer concern” is creating an effect on the number of visitors to the country.   It said that visitor numbers have shown a “modest” increase for the initial seven months …

 Due to the uncertainty in Brexit the visitor spending in the UK slumped by 7 per cent and the EU tourist stayed away with inbound traveller’s spending falling sharply in 2018.   The Brexit pledge that Britain would “ out-compete …

Uncertainty over Brexit and a sluggish German economy are reasons for the recession in Cyprus’ tourism.   Statistics said that tourist arrivals in March fell to 169,934 from 192,090 a year ago, recording an 11.5% decrease.   Tourist arrivals from …

Over concerns that Brexit might affect Portugal’s booming tourism industry, a government agency has launched a campaign saying “Brelcome” to thousands of British visitors who are opting for the country as a holiday destination.   “Portugal will never leave you” …