Fewer US travellers to travel on Labor Day this year

Fewer travellers are gearing up for travel on the US public holiday Labor Day this year, according to travel insurtech company Squaremouth.com

UK travel sales on the rise despite ongoing disruption

Despite airport staff shortages and flight disruptions, the UK travel bookings are still on the rise, according to marketing platform Awin

Many expats turning to internet diagnoses for mental health

More than a quarter (28 per cent) of expats have self-reported that they suffer from least one mental health condition, according to AXA’s Global Healthcare Mind Health Index

Travellers confident despite inflation, disruption and Covid

Medical evacuation provider Global Rescue has reported that inflation, travel disruption and coronavirus have not disincentivised the majority of travellers, according to its Summer 2022 Traveller Safety and Sentiment Survey

Admiral warns of high European medical costs

Admiral Travel Insurance is encouraging travellers to seek out sufficient travel insurance coverage, and warns that the cost of medical treatment has risen sharply across Europe in recent years

Saint Basil Cathedral on Red Square, Moscow, Russia

EU member states push for Russian visa ban

The European Union (EU) is under pressure from the governments of some member states to issue a travel ban on Russian tourists in response to its invasion of Ukraine