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Camping and caravan: Save up to 30% on 2022 holidays – ‘best’ time to book | Travel News | Travel
As Covid travel restrictions rumbled on during the spring and summer months of both 2020 and 2021, UK holidays exploded in popularity, with availability becoming sought after in many places. And though some restrictions are beginning to wind down in many parts of the world, the trend for camping and caravan holidays is anticipated to stay. Speaking to Express.co.uk, Ed Bassett, UK country manager at Camptoo, said: “Demand for travel remains high following two years of frustrations both at home and abroad, and with uncertainty around travel to parts of Europe, we anticipate that the spring and summer seasons
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Pleasant Holidays & Journese Expand Flexible Cancellation Policy
Pleasant Holidays and Journese announced expanded rate tiers starting at just $49 per adult for their Cancel-for-Any-Reason Travel Protection Plan for non-cruise vacation packages. Both Pleasant Holidays and Journese offer two plan options that include Pre-Departure Travel Arrangement and Waiver Benefits combined with Post-Departure Travel Insurance Benefits and must be purchased at the time of booking. ADVERTISING Trending Now The “Cancel-for-Any-Reason – Future Travel Credit (FTC)” option is the most affordable, with rates starting at $49 per adult. Compensation for non-refundable or components under cancellation penalty is paid in the form of credit for future travel with Pleasant Holidays or
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Ideal campsites for your 2022 holidays – Campsites – Camping
5b15935d-d31c-4ed6-aec5-780b06f5ac37 Get ready for a year of touring and camping holidays with these recommeded campsites! There’s nothing better than having a holiday to look forward to in the summer, or beating the winter blues by getting away in the springtime. Page contents Planning your next campsite destination It’s time to start thinking and planning where to head off to and explore during 2022, especially with the recent rise in popularity of camping and touring holidays, otherwise everywhere will be booked up
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‘It began, like all the best travel discoveries, by chance’: 21 writers on their finds of 2021 | Europe holidays
Sandy beaches and a lively buzz, Sicily I spent September travelling around Sicily alone, mostly on foot, and I wanted to flop on a beach before going home. I settled on Cefalù on the north coast, because of its rare combination of sandy beach and medieval town – and it was love at first sight. I had heard that the tiny town gets unpleasantly packed in summer, but by late September there was just a lively buzz. Cefalù seemed a distillation of everywhere else I had been: Sicily in miniature. I gazed up at the mosaic-bright Christ Pantocrator in the
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The genius buy that could transform cold British camping holidays next summer
EVERY year, hundreds of thousands of Brits pack up their tents and head to the great outdoors to go camping. But the British weather doesn’t always play ball so campers are often left feeling fairly damp and chilly. 3 Heated camping chairs, like this one from Pop Design, could transform a chilly camping trip If you click on a link in this story we may earn affiliate revenue. That could be a thing of the past thanks to a genius device that can keep you cosy and warm while you sit outside. Heated camping chairs are a game-changer for campers.
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Texas parks beckon with festive events + outdoor escapes for holidays
If fa-la-la-ing in forest and caroling around a campfire sound way better than battling crowds at a mall or facing “out of stock” icons online, maybe you need to gift yourself an outdoorsy getaway. State parks around Texas have packed the holiday season with special events — specifically, 80 events at 47 parks and eight historic sites — from Thanksgiving trots to Christmas light boat tours to New Year’s Eve hikes in the dark. Most events are family friendly, but some sound ideal for solo adventurers who might want to pack a tent and escape to the woods for
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Huge DVLA rule changes set to benefit motorists on camping holidays
Motorists who holiday with a caravan or trailer are in for some huge changes courtesy of the DVLA. The number of people looking to ‘staycation’ has increased dramatically since the pandemic prompted restrictions on international travel. Pending parliamentary approval, the new rules will be rolled out on November 15. Read more: News from your area From that date, anyone who passed their car driving test on or after January 1, 1997, will be allowed to tow trailers up to 3,500kg. Previously, drivers in that bracket could only tow trailers up to 750kg. They are allowed to drive a trailer
