A man has completed an epic journey across England and Wales by bus, travelling over 1,000 miles in just 13 days and spending a mere £165 on fares thanks to the £2 bus fare cap. Andrew Cowell’s adventure saw him take 80 buses with 39 different operators, exploring 20 counties and experiencing the beauty of the English and Welsh coastlines. His journey proves that bus travel can be an affordable and enjoyable way to explore the country.
Looking for a cheap city break? EasyJet is offering a range of last-minute getaways starting from just £125pp for a two-night trip. Discover stunning destinations like Barcelona, Prague, Marrakech, and Venice, all within budget with included flights, luggage, and hotel.
Low-cost airlines may not offer the most luxurious experience, but they can provide affordable travel options. A recent ranking has revealed the top 25 low-cost airlines for 2024, with four UK favorites making the cut: easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair, and WizzAir. While easyJet ranks highest among UK airlines, it has received mixed reviews from passengers. The ranking also highlights an unexpected inconvenience: flight attendants consider placing liquids in overhead bins to be a major annoyance as they often leak, potentially soaking other passengers’ belongings.
A recent study by Stasher, a global luggage storage company, has analyzed the costs of weekend trips to European cities with airports, including flights, hotel stays, meals, and local transportation. Krakow, Poland, emerged as the most expensive destination, with a weekend trip averaging €617.79. This figure includes €217.30 for a budget-friendly round trip flight and €118.54 for an average nightly hotel rate. Visitors to Krakow can explore iconic sites such as Rynek Glowny Central Square, St Mary’s Basilica, and the Bazylika i Klasztor Franciszkanow. Bucharest, Romania, ranks second at approximately €655.17 for a weekend visit, offering the lowest hotel rates and the cheapest average meals. Tourist attractions include the Palatul Parlamentului, one of the largest government buildings globally, Stavropoleos Monastery, and the Ateneul Român.
Indulge in the wonders of travel with Vietjet India’s exclusive Friday sales, offering unparalleled deals and opportunities to explore the world. Every Friday, starting from May 14th, 2024, until December 27th, 2024, dive into an adventure of a lifetime with fares starting from a mere INR 5,555. Whether you’re embarking on a solo escapade or a memorable family trip, Vietjet’s fantastic deals will transform your travel dreams into reality. Travel comfortably and affordably, as these one-way Eco class tickets include all taxes and fees. Explore India’s vibrant cities and venture into breathtaking destinations with Vietjet, connecting you to a world of possibilities. Book your tickets through convenient channels and choose from flexible payment options to secure your spot. Embark on an unforgettable journey with Vietjet and let the world become your playground.
A lucky construction manager from Yate, South Gloucestershire, secured a luxurious seven-night stay in Antalya for an incredible £10.85 through Jet2holidays’ ‘Bid for a Break’ initiative. Andrew Haskins’ winning bid, which combined his wife’s meeting date and his birth year, earned him a couple’s retreat to the NG Phaselis Bay LifeStyle Resort. Jet2holidays’ popular ‘Bid for a Break’ campaign has been a huge hit since its launch in 2021, with countless customers vying for luxurious vacations with bids starting as low as a few pence. This year, travelers have one final chance to bid for a week-long VIBE holiday to Dalmacija Places Hotel by Valamar in Split, Croatia. The bidding process closes on May 9th, and all bids must be placed through the Jet2 mobile app.
Ryanair’s affordable flights are now a part of eSky package holidays, giving travelers the opportunity to save even more on their upcoming summer getaways. This partnership offers customers the ability to book Ryanair flights and extras as part of their eSky holiday package, providing full price transparency and direct access to their booking through their myRyanair account.
Planning a trip abroad? Avoid common pitfalls by learning from the experiences of seasoned travelers. This article uncovers 21 tourist mistakes to steer clear of, such as:
– Ignoring research on attractions’ operating hours
– Being oblivious to local customs and etiquette
– Opting for too many wine tastings in a day
– Not purchasing advance tickets for popular attractions
– Assuming everyone speaks English
– Haggling for prices in fixed-cost countries
– Not preparing for diverse weather conditions
– Overlooking street food for pricey restaurants
– Disregarding bathroom necessities in China
– Boarding budget airlines without scrutinizing baggage policies
Boat sharing has become an increasingly popular option for travelers, making boating more accessible and affordable than ever before. This innovative model allows individuals to share the cost and use of boats, providing a flexible and cost-effective way to explore waterways. Whether you’re seeking a day trip along Miami’s vibrant coastline, a tranquil cruise through Amsterdam’s historic canals, or an unforgettable experience on Lake Como’s picturesque shores, boat sharing opens up a world of possibilities for exploring coastal cities, tranquil lakes, and diverse marine environments.
Amidst the rise of popular tourist destinations comes the trend of ‘destination duping,’ where travelers seek off-beat places that offer similar experiences to popular hot-spots at a fraction of the cost. This trend is fueled by factors such as affordability, reduced crowds, accessibility, and the allure of unique cultural experiences. While some destinations have taken measures to address overtourism, the surge in destination dupes presents an opportunity for less crowded and more sustainable alternatives.
