Travel insurance
Why travel insurance is vital even if your holiday is in the UK
Just because you are not getting on a plane doesn't mean you don't require travel insurance if you are going away for a short break in the UK. |
Exclusive offer: Save an extra £20 on discounted city hotels!
JustBook is a new app that allows you to make same day bookings after midday to get hotels at discount prices - and Myfinances.co.uk readers can get a further 20% off. |
How is your travel insurance affected by ATOL changes?
Recent changes to the protection offered by ATOL for flights and holidays have some benefits, but do they replace the security of a comprehensive travel policy? |
Flights cost less in midweek, says Which? report
New research from consumer group Which? shows that travellers can save significant sums of money by being flexible over the day of the week and time of day they choose to travel. |
How to find the right travel insurance policy
The weather in the UK will drive many away to sunnier places this year but if you are travelling make sure you get the right travel insurance policy. Our guide shows you what to look for. |
Post Office offers top tips for driving in Europe
Thanks to the strong pound, driving in Europe will cost less this year in almost every motoring holiday destination, according to the Post Office. |
Don’t let tent thieves wreck your festival fun
Festival goers are being urged to make sure their possessions are protected while they party away from home this summer. |
One in five holidaymakers don’t know if they are insured
A fifth of Brits don't bother with travel insurance, think they are protected under another policy such as health, or simply don't know if they are covered. |
Exchange rates for tourists can vary by 5% in "postcode lottery"
Holidaymakers are being hit by a postcode lottery on currency exchange rates that means rates can vary by up to five per cent, research by Which? reveals. |
Pound at record rate v Euro
UK travellers heading to the Eurozone will get more for their money as Euros are being sold at 1.20 to the Pound for the first time in three and a half years. |
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