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Icelandair offers 'bargain' Northern Lights holiday Icelandair has announced a low-cost holiday deal to Iceland, which includes flights from the UK, a spa treat at the Blue Lagoon, a Northern Lights tour and a three-night stay at the 4-star Midgardur by Center Hotel, starting from £345pp.  The breaks start from October 2021, flying from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester or Glasgow. Customers must book by May 5 2021 for travel up to March 2022 to take advantage of the offer. 'I was charged by a rhino while my brother hid up a tree' Hugh Morris reflects on a safari i...

Macron considers easing French travel restrictions President Macron is planning to ease travel restrictions and lift a nationwide curfew on May 2 on the expectation that coronavirus cases will soon begin to fall, a source close to the presidency said. Mr Macron is also expected to allow restaurants to serve diners outdoors from mid-May, while cinemas, theatres and museums will also be permitted to reopen with reduced capacity.  The French president imposed a strict lockdown on April 3 to contain a third wave of the virus that pushed hospitals to the brink. People are currently only permitt...

Ryanair says vaccine push should continue despite concerns Everyone's favourite Irish airline has had its say on concerns over blood clots linked to the AztraZenica vaccine.  Ryanair press office tweeted today: Evidence shows that AstraZeneca blood clots are extremely rare, 0.0004%. The benefits far outweigh the risks. Common sense needs to prevail and the vaccination program must continue. pic.twitter.com/AiRRyCQAff— Ryanair Press Office (@RyanairPress) April 14, 2021 All of Europe will open this summer, says easyJet boss The heads of British Airways and easyJet have expressed optimism ...

Domestic holidays in England resume today as the UK hits the first major date in the roadmap out of lockdown.

'This is the year to have your holiday in Wales' Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford has been speaking this morning about the next stage of easing lockdown for the coutnry. Asked what he would say to people wanting a foreign break, he told Good Morning Britain: "I'd say that this is the year to have your holiday in Wales. There are so many fantastic opportunities here. "If ever there was a year to enjoy what we have domestically, and to find those spots in Wales that you haven't visited before, this is the year to do it." Mr Drakeford said the Welsh Government would not seek to prev...