British holidaymakers

Millions of British holidaymakers are experiencing difficulties at airports and Channel ports due to new EU checks. The situation is described as a potential nightmare for travelers.

European wildfires are surging out of control, threatening Madrid and French resorts, forcing hundreds of thousands, including British holidaymakers, to evacuate their homes.

Several popular Greek islands are facing severe water shortages, which is causing significant issues for British holidaymakers. The situation has led to serious consequences impacting tourism.

Brussels is facing mounting pressure to suspend new post-Brexit border rules for British holidaymakers to prevent summer travel chaos and airport queues exceeding five hours. The proposed measures aim to avoid disruptions at borders and airports during peak travel periods.

British holidaymakers face increased costs in Europe due to two-tier entry fees, taxi scams, and a £6 ETIAS fee. The article highlights pricing tactics that are making travel more expensive for UK tourists.

France has suspended a new EU border checks system, causing severe delays for British holidaymakers at Dover with queues lasting four hours in 30°C heat. The system, intended to enhance security, has led to significant travel disruptions and public frustration.

A UK Cabinet minister has warned that Brits may face a 'pretty depressing' summer due to a jet fuel crisis, leading to an increase in staycations as people opt to holiday closer to home.

EasyJet's chief for southern Europe has warned of potential jet fuel uncertainty within three to four weeks due to the ongoing Iran war, which could impact British holidaymakers.