How many times have you walked through security at an airport without being challenged? This happened at Manchester Airport recently. A flight arriving in the early hours landed, the passengers disembarked, and promptly walked straight through border control without being stopped. Continue reading
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Don’t do this at airport security
Most travellers treat airport security seriously. Sure, there might be the odd murmur of discontent as passengers queue in line to pass through airport scanners but the vast majority of people understand this is a necessary procedure to make flying safer. Continue reading
The five most visited cities in 2014
Certain cities continue to attract millions of visitors each year but where are the busiest destinations around the globe? To find out we’ve taken a sneak peek at Mastercard’s Global Destination Cities Index, it highlights how popular destinations are based on visitor numbers and how much they spend once they arrive.
Based on their evidence we thought we’d highlight the top five cities in the world according to visitor numbers. This is where tourists were flocking to in 2014 and to build up the anticipation we’ve listed them in reverse order. Continue reading
How to cope when your flight is delayed
It’s bad enough waiting for a flight due to depart on time. When scheduled flights are delayed though and you have to wait longer than anticipated at the airport, it often feels like time stands still.
Get to know the layout of the airport in this instance. Think of ways to occupy your time until you can make the next flight and you’ll be boarding the plane before you know it. Continue reading
How to survive a long distance flight
Travelling is exciting, regardless of whether it’s for work or pleasure – seeing new things, meeting new people, experiencing new cultures. It really is one of the most rewarding things to do. But the further afield you travel, the more often you’ll find yourself having to deal with long haul flights. Continue reading
Our top 3 winter travel tips
While it may seem strange that people are jetting off around the world while you’re working the days away until Christmas winter is a busy time of year for airports. With people flying off to visit family, flying abroad for Christmas or just wanting to experience some warm weather for a week or two airports are still bustling. Although there may be slightly fewer passengers than in the summer months, the arctic weather conditions make airport life more hectic than usual. Here are out top tips to keep you safe and punctual while travelling this winter. Continue reading
Airport scams – what to look for
Getting through airport security often feels like a miracle in itself. Pass through any UK airport and there’s a distinct chance you’ll be stopped by security.
Try not to view this as a hindrance. Airport security checks are designed to keep people safe. Okay they delay you a little but as long as you have nothing to hide what have you got to fear? Continue reading
Streamline airport security
It’s a headache you face when you go on holiday. What do you pack, how much can you carry, will you get stopped by security?
This year make the difference. Prevent the chances of getting stopped by security, you could avoid person screening altogether by taking the professional travellers guide to catching a plane. Continue reading
Are you carrying a prohibited item to the airport?
Arrive at the airport in plenty of time for a flight and you don’t want to be delayed by the security services, it’ll put you in a bad mood and could spoil the beginning of your holiday.
Special measures will ensure your sail through security. Just make sure you’re not carrying a prohibited item, scan through your hand luggage for these easy to overlook items. Continue reading
5 things you’ll want in your hand luggage
If you’re a frequent flyer, you’ll know what to take on a plane. You’ll have a list of essentials you can’t go a flight without. But for most of us, flying is a one-off. A holiday occasion. If you’re jumping on a plane for the long haul you’re going to want to take a few essentials with you. Continue reading
