Posts by: Andrew Bourne

Passports- if it’s a NO Deal Brexit

On March 21, 2019 By

 

IMPORTANT – If there is NO Brexit deal, any travellers planning to visit the EU from 30 March 2019 will need at least six months’ validity left on their passport. Should there be a ‘no deal’, then come March the Passport Office is not going to be able to cope. So anyone who will […]

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COC 19- Carry on Camping, dads n kids camp- booking now

On February 20, 2019 By

The 18th COC is once again heading for Avon Tyrell in the New Forest for its 7th year here. Dates -Friday 28 June until Sun 30 June 2019#

New this year is Stand Up Paddle boarding as one of the activities,  as well as a new playground in the trees near the East Lake camping […]

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Trump effect- long security lines at US airports

On January 23, 2019 By

US GOVERNMENT SHUT DOWN
When travelling from US Airports you may experience longer wait times than usual at airport security (TSA check points), due to the US Government shut down.

Airlines are STRONGLY suggesting that customers arrive at US airports at least 3 hours before departure, for both Domestic and International flights.

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No deal Brexit- urgent passport renew

On January 9, 2019 By

IMPORTANT – If there is NO Brexit deal, any travellers planning to visit the EU from 30 March 2019 will need at least six months’ validity left on their passport. Should there be a ‘no deal’, then come March the Passport Office is not going to be able to cope. So anyone who will have […]

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Virgin Atlantic & potential Air New Zealand strikes, Christmas and New Year

On December 11, 2018 By

A third of Virgin Pilots are member of the Professional PPU who are looking for recognition as a union, but have been ignore by the airline. PPU will carry out strikes  from 22 to 25 Dec; 30Dec to 02 Jan and 04 to 07Jan. Virgin Atlantic says it doesn’t expect sever disruption to services during […]

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