Holidays & Travel

Ryanair's new summer route from Exeter to Palma de Mallorca takes off

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (02 May) saw the first flight of its new summer ’24 route to Palma de Mallorca take-off from Exeter Airport.

This exciting new Ryanair route will operate four times per week as part of Ryanair’s record summer ’24 schedule, providing customers with even more choice at the lowest fares.

Palma is just one of 4 routes that Ryanair will operate to/from Exeter Airport this summer, alongside sunny favourites Alicante, Faro, and Malaga.

Ryanair’s full Exeter summer ’24 schedule is available to book now on ryanair.com .

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Why F4 visa application Is gaining popularity

Spending time with your siblings and extended family is something many of us come to cherish. However, there are times when distance could keep you apart due to some circumstances. While this can bring some people down, many of us continue to find ways to stay connected. One of the possible ways people do so would be through an f4 visa application. Click here to learn more about this type of family visa.

Since it has become a bridge to their families for many, it's no surprise that this visa is gaining popularity. So, what exactly is an F4 visa? If you're interested in learning...

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Book a fabulous holiday to Brighton and Leonardslee Gardens

Tally Ho have some places remaining on their fabulous holiday by coach to Brighton on Sunday 8th May returning on Thursday 12th May. We stay in the Old Ship Hotel right on Brighton's iconic seafront. This hotel is a historic Georgian building and each room is individually designed with distinctive characterful features that will make for a comfortable stay, many with stunning panoramic sea views. Take a stroll along the bustling promenade or indulge in some retail therapy at The Lanes during your stay. All standard bedrooms come with en-suite bathrooms and plush interiors to make you feel...

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Guide to the 5 Best Family Adventures in Exeter

Exeter is a charming ancient city lying along River Exe in the southwest part of England.

It's now well on the way to becoming a miniature version of Bristol, with beautifully restored historic quayside and lots of family-friendly attractions.

While Exeter is a busy city with lots of things going on, it can also make for a perfect place to relax with the family and get away from the chaos of daily life.

So, here's your guide to the best family adventures in Exeter.

Visit the Royal Albert Memorial Museum

One of the most popular attractions in Exeter is...

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Tally Ho coach holidays

Now is the time to book something to look forward to... Book a coach holiday with Tally Ho!

Short breaks and holidays by coach, picking up in Exeter

We all need something enjoyable to look forward to and with the popularity of the Staycation on the increase, why not book a coach holiday from your doorstep?

Tally Ho Holidays are delighted to now offer pick ups from Exeter Services.

A holiday by coach means you can set off from home, travel in comfort on our modern, comfortable coaches, taking in the scenery, arriving at your hotel refreshed and not having endured the stresses of driving, navigating, finding somewhere to park.

We send one of our...

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Flights in the UK

The COVID-19 pandemic shook the world in unexpected ways and no one was prepared for the disruption that followed. Every industry had its share of the impact of the pandemic and the aviation sector was not excluded. This resulted in impromptu cancelled flights globally while agencies like Flightright constantly worked to ensure that passengers get compensated properly.

Flight disruptions are not new and have always happened in terms of delays and cancellations but what happens when it is a result of a global pandemic? A report as of January 2021 shows scheduled flights worldwide...

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New entry requirements for Spain: What you need to know

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 01/31/2022 - 11:43pm

Anyone traveling to Spain by air or sea (including children under the age of 12) must complete and sign an online Health Control Form and will need to check whether they need to obtain a visa to visit Spain. Visit www.spainvisa.eu for up to date information. You must present the QR code (hardcopy or digital) issued when you complete the online Health Control Form when you arrive in Spanish ports and airports.

Spain does not permit entry from Omicron-affected areas

Due to the COVID-19 Omicron strain, the Spanish Ministry of Health announced that arrivals from seven...

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What are the best road trips in the UK and Ireland?

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 01/27/2022 - 5:35pm

Domestic holidays have seen a boom in interest in recent years, as UK holiday-goers slowly reject the rigours and expense of international travel in favour of something a little closer to home. The UK and Ireland have so much to offer the intrepid explorer, and there are a number of road trip routes which prove that exact point.

The Coniston Loop

The Lake District is an area of outstanding natural beauty in the North-West of England, home to England’s largest natural lake in the form of Lake Windermere. There are myriad routes through this expansive land of lakes and...

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5 Reasons to buy a holiday home out in Portugal

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 01/24/2022 - 10:29am

One of the common responses to a holiday abroad is ‘wouldn’t it be lovely to live here’. For most of us, upping sticks and moving to our dream location is not an option, we have careers, children in school and social networks to consider, but buying a holiday home is a great half-way choice. A holiday home gives you a permanent base and the option of long or short stays whenever you are able. You can take advantage of cheap flights, without the worry of not being able to find accommodation, and you can stay in peak season without paying peak season prices. A holiday home is somewhere that...

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5 Best beaches of Gran Canaria

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Fri, 01/14/2022 - 9:59am

In Gran Canaria you can find all kinds of beautiful beaches, from urban beaches to unspoilt bays, with both black and golden sands, calm or wild waters, and countless more. Where you can recharge your batteries, or celebrate a holiday with your friends, family or partner, as well as enjoy a water sport.

In addition, we can say that Gran Canaria is blessed with a wonderful climate, which allows you to enjoy the beach at any time of the year.

What are the best beaches in Gran Canaria?

Among the most attractive and popular beaches in Gran Canaria are the following:

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7 Best things to do in Gran Canaria

This beautiful island presents its visitors with a wide range of options for entertainment and enjoyment of a few wonderful days of relaxation, allowing them to disconnect from daily routines and the stress of work.

Its spectacular beaches and its privileged climate at any time of the year, allow for the practice of water sports and various activities.

On this occasion, we present a series of recommendations on the best activities to enjoy in Gran Canaria.

1. Water sports

If there is one thing you can do in Gran Canaria, it is to practice a wide variety of water...

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