Category: Ireland Tour

Everything you need to know about Britain’s new travel arrangementsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe UK Foreign Office (FCO) has updated its travel advice to allow for non-essential Trip to 59 countries and territories that it no longer deems high risk for British travellers. Holidays can go ahead to countries on the “safe list” from 10 July. Passengers (both returning Brits and international tourists) arriving from...

Life became ever so slightly more normal in Ireland on Monday as pints were pulled and locked-down hair was trimmed for the first time since the middle of March. And for the first time since March 13, the Blarney Stone was kissed — a hugely important moment for anyone looking to get the gift of the gab.Want to know more on Health and safety measures in place, kissing...

Not sure we were keen on the idea pre-pandemic. Life became ever so slightly more normal in Ireland on Monday as pints were pulled and locked-down hair was trimmed for the first time since the middle of March.Want to know more on Too soon? Kissing of Blarney Stone resumes in Ireland click here go to tour news source. Travel and tour information summary from The Age Travel News.Author:...

In the same week Northern Ireland became the first part of the UK to allow camping, a new glampsite opened in the Sperrin mountains’ dark sky parkNorthern Ireland was the first of the four UK countries to open its campsites last weekend. Having been locked down in Belfast for months, I was desperate to break out of my Covid-19 cocoon and stretch my horizons beyond the TV screen...

'It's been lonely here without the customers. It's nice to see them back,' says caravan park owner Hilda ButlerWant to know more on Summer holidays begin in Northern Ireland as caravan parks open click here go to tour news source. Travel and tour information summary from The Independent Travel News.Author:

Fewer holidaymakers allowed and activities changed because of physical distancingCenter Parcs is to reopen its UK and Irish holiday “villages” on 13 July – but its pools and spas will stay closed.The company, which shut its five UK centres on 20 March ahead of the coronavirus lockdown, said it would allow visitors to cancel new and existing bookings up to six days before arrival and receive a full...