Brexit – Update January 2020
Travel before 31 January 2020
The UK is still a member of the European Union which means that all existing travel arrangements still apply.
So for example until 31 January 2020
- You will be able to move through UK ports
Brexit – FAQs
Brexit – FAQs
There is a lot of Brexit-related news out there at the moment, but what does all this mean if you are travelling to Europe with a school or student group over the coming months? Well the UK …
The 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall and Berlin Festival Week
This November marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. To commemorate this momentous occasion, the city is hosting Berlin Festival Week to mark the anniversary of the Peaceful Revolution and fall of the Wall.
From …
Exciting news
We have some exciting news for Next Generation Travel. We are delighted to announce that Galina International Study Tours has joined our group. Galina International Study Tours is an experienced team of educational travel experts who have been organising high …
Sustainability Policy
We recognise that our work has a social and economic impact on the local, regional and global environment. Therefore, we are committed to promoting sustainable practices and endorsing environmental initiatives with our customers and travel partners.
Compliance:…
Millions of UK parents expect their child’s school trip to be organised by an ABTA Member
Millions of UK parents expect their child’s school trip to be organised by an ABTA Member
- Schools are being urged to book trips with an ABTA approved travel company to ensure support, protection and expertise
- Many schools are unaware they
Brexit Latest News. Don’t get caught out – UK passport holders
The UK Government recommends that travellers going to the EU after 29th March 2019 have 6 months left on their passport and is also advising that any extra months which have been added to a 10 year passport will …