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North Wales Live
4 days ago
- North Wales Live
Wowcher's half price holiday to hidden gem island with 'quiet charm' complete with infinity pool and spa
If you are looking for a fantastic holiday deal, which won't break the bank, Wowcher are offering some fab deals. From just £89 per person you can head to the gorgeous island of Malta. This is a massive saving of 50% for customers, with the prices slashed down from £170. Beautiful Malta is known for its stunning beaches and historic charm. In this deal you can get a two, three, four, five or seven-night stay at the amazing four star Solana Hotel. The hotel has an infinity pool, spa access, and return flights from Manchester, London Gatwick, London Luton, and London Stansted. There is a panoramic pool and sundeck fitness centre, heated indoor pool, chromotherapy hydro bath, relaxation lounge, and gardens. You can also enjoy the onsite Italian and Maltese restaurants. EasyJet, who recently revealed its research sees two in five Britons are looking to try somewhere new this summer with Malta topping the bill with 38%, is also offering packages to Malta for prices starting at £262. The budget airline holiday's data also saw surges in trips to Sardinia in Italy, at 34 per cent and Seville in Spain, also at 34 per cent. The Wowcher hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Mellieha. Bask in luxury with a rooftop infinity pool and unwind in the tranquil spa. Located between Italy and north Africa, Malta is a Mediterranean paradise offering a blend of wandering the historic buildings as well as experiencing its vibrant culture. As advertised by EasyJet Malta has "quiet charm, clear waters and long, sunny days." Visit Valletta's grand architecture or dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. Alternative holiday providers are also offering trips to the island, with Jet2 's packages starting at £476 and Tui 's start at £519 per person. For nightlife enthusiasts, St Julian's offers a plethora of clubs and bars to keep you entertained till dawn. Wowcher are dedicated to ensuring you have peace of mind every step of the way when booking your beautiful holiday and the trip has ATOL protection and a flexible payment plan. You will get a minimum of 40 hours in your destination for any two-night break. while on a three-night break, it's a minimum of 60 hours.


Wales Online
4 days ago
- Wales Online
Wowcher's half price holiday to hidden gem island with 'quiet charm' complete with infinity pool and spa
Wowcher's half price holiday to hidden gem island with 'quiet charm' complete with infinity pool and spa Wowcher is offering a great holiday deal What a stunning location If you are looking for a fantastic holiday deal, which won't break the bank, Wowcher are offering some fab deals. From just £89 per person you can head to the gorgeous island of Malta. This is a massive saving of 50% for customers, with the prices slashed down from £170. Beautiful Malta is known for its stunning beaches and historic charm. In this deal you can get a two, three, four, five or seven-night stay at the amazing four star Solana Hotel. The hotel has an infinity pool, spa access, and return flights from Manchester, London Gatwick, London Luton, and London Stansted. There is a panoramic pool and sundeck fitness centre, heated indoor pool, chromotherapy hydro bath, relaxation lounge, and gardens. You can also enjoy the onsite Italian and Maltese restaurants. EasyJet, who recently revealed its research sees two in five Britons are looking to try somewhere new this summer with Malta topping the bill with 38%, is also offering packages to Malta for prices starting at £262. The budget airline holiday's data also saw surges in trips to Sardinia in Italy, at 34 per cent and Seville in Spain, also at 34 per cent. Content cannot be displayed without consent The Wowcher hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Mellieha. Bask in luxury with a rooftop infinity pool and unwind in the tranquil spa. Located between Italy and north Africa, Malta is a Mediterranean paradise offering a blend of wandering the historic buildings as well as experiencing its vibrant culture. As advertised by EasyJet Malta has "quiet charm, clear waters and long, sunny days." Visit Valletta's grand architecture or dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. Alternative holiday providers are also offering trips to the island, with Jet2's packages starting at £476 and Tui's start at £519 per person. For nightlife enthusiasts, St Julian's offers a plethora of clubs and bars to keep you entertained till dawn. Article continues below Wowcher are dedicated to ensuring you have peace of mind every step of the way when booking your beautiful holiday and the trip has ATOL protection and a flexible payment plan. You will get a minimum of 40 hours in your destination for any two-night break. while on a three-night break, it's a minimum of 60 hours.


Time Out Dubai
22-05-2025
- Time Out Dubai
A private jet for your four-legged friend? Yes, and it's flying to the UK and the EU
You can now travel with your furry bestie in a private jet without the hefty price tag. British-based K9 JETS is one of the world's first pay-per-seat pet jet services, trusted by thousands of pet owners worldwide. Get all the comfort and calm of private flying without having to charter a whole jet, plus you'll get to sit alongside your four-legged companion. What's not to love? Even brachycephalic (flat-nosed) breeds are welcome, and there are no size restrictions for pets in the cabin. Fly comfortably with your pet beside you Your pet travels comfortably in the cabin with you. There are no restrictions on size or breed, so all pets are welcome. You'll also avoid busy terminals and long queues by using private airport facilities for a smoother and faster boarding experience. And for added peace of mind, your booking is fully ATOL protected, just like a standard commercial flight. One seat includes: Two small pets or one large pet 30 kilos of checked-in baggage + a cabin baggage Monthly flights K9 JETS operates monthly flights all year round from Jetex Al Maktoum (DWC), Dubai, to London, Milan and Geneva, which is a game-changer for anyone relocating or heading to the UK for the summer holidays. More routes will be announced soon. Prices start from approximately Dhs36,400 per seat, and that includes your pet's spot in the cabin. Upcoming flights Dubai – London (Sunday July 6, Friday August 8, Saturday September 6) Dubai – Milan (Saturday July 26, Saturday August 30) It's a brilliant option for families making the big move to Dubai or for residents planning a European escape with their pets in tow. The service is tailored to make the process smooth and straightforward, and more importantly, stress-free to make your and your furry bestie's travel experience as comfortable as possible. Whether you're relocating or just in need of a guilt-free summer with your loved companion abroad, K9 JETS makes it all a bit less complicated. Ready to jet off home with your fur-friend right next to you? Learn more:


Scottish Sun
22-05-2025
- Scottish Sun
Major airline adds extra flights from Scotland to top European capital destination
Find out when the flights will be heading out Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MAJOR airline has announced that extra flights will be heading from Scotland to a top European destination next year. and Jet2CityBreaks are giving rugby fans the opportunity to experience the Six Nations tournament in 2026. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Jet2 has announced extra flights to Rome next year Credit: Getty 3 Additional flights have been put on from five airports across the UK - including Glasgow and Edinburgh Credit: Getty Following the release of the fixtures, the airline added extra flights to the Italian capital of Rome - home to the Stadio Olimpico. Additional flights have been put on from five airports across the UK - including Glasgow and Edinburgh. Scotland are set to play Italy in Rome on Saturday, February 7. From Edinburgh, there will be two additional services to Rome on Thursday, February 5 and Sunday, February 8 perfectly timed for a long weekend in Rome for the fixture. And from Glasgow, there will also be two additional services to Rome on the same dates (February 5 and 8), further enhancing choice on top of an existing schedule which sees departures on Monday and Friday. When travelling to the capital city for a weekend of rugby, holidaymakers can choose from a flight-only booking with or an ATOL protected city break with Jet2CityBreaks, which includes flights, 22kg luggage and accommodation. In addition to watching the Six Nations at one of the best stadiums in Europe, customers can also make the most of the fixtures and enjoy a city break in Italy's capital. With its spectacular history and ancient monuments, including the Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Sistine Chapel, as well as museums and mouth-watering cuisine, Rome will provide an incredible rugby experience in one of the world's great cities. England are set to play Italy in Rome on Saturday, March 7. Two additional services have been put on Friday, March 6 and Monday, March 9 from Birmingham, Manchester and London Stansted. People thought we were crazy to move our eight-week-old to a crumbling farm in rural Italy but we don't regret a thing Steve Heapy, CEO of and Jet2holidays said: "The Six Nations is a highlight in the sporting calendar, so our flights to Rome for next year's fixtures are proving to be incredibly popular. "We have already seen demand from customers looking to enjoy the sporting action in one of the world's most unforgettable cities, following the publication of the 2026 fixtures this week. "As always, we have responded quickly and put on sale additional capacity to the city, to provide customers and independent travel agents with even more choice. "Rugby fans will want to experience the Six Nations live, and we are offering them the chance to do just that through either a flight with or a city break with Jet2CityBreaks."


Scottish Sun
20-05-2025
- Scottish Sun
The little-known risk of extreme day trips to Europe that could leave you thousands out of pocket
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) EXTREME day trips are the latest travel trend, in a bid to save money on hotels. But the 'money-saving' travel trend could actually end up leaving you out of pocket. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 An extreme day trip could cost you thousands if you make this mistake Credit: Getty According to Saga Travel Insurance, there are some hidden risks to 'extreme day trips'. One of the biggest concerns is that if trip doesn't has an overnight stay or lasts less than 24 hours, many travel insurance policies won't provide cover. Michelle Cooper, director of Travel Insurance at Saga, said: "We're seeing more people embrace extreme day trips: short, high-intensity trips where you fly out and back in the same day, especially around bank holidays. "But what many don't realise is not all travel insurance policies provide cover for trips under 24 hours or those without an overnight stay. "Travellers should take caution, as it's an easy detail to overlook and even whirlwind getaways come with risk - like flight delays, cancellations or medical emergencies. "In some cases, however, Saga may offer cover for independently booked flights or excursions if your extreme day trip is impacted. "Regardless, we always recommend checking your policy carefully before booking this kind of trip and being aware of the risk." If you are caught in a situation where you need medical attention, but have no travel insurance, you could be left out of pocket by having to pay emergency medical bills. This could be hundreds of pounds, if not thousands. Brits are also slow to purchase their travel insurance. How to safeguard your holiday: A guide to ATOL protection and vetting travel companies Around 16 per cent of British holidaymakers don't buy travel insurance for holidays abroad at all and up to 40 per cent buy a last-minute policy - risking being out of pocket and without a holiday. Only a third of holidaymakers buy travel insurance at the right time according to Michelle. Michelle said: "You'll never know how important travel insurance is unless you need to make a claim. "This could be before you go, if your trip must be cancelled because of an unexpected event, while you're away, if you're taken ill, or have an accident and need medical treatment, or even when you get back, if your baggage gets lost." According to Michelle, the best time to buy your travel insurance is right after you've booked a holiday. Michelle continued: "Protecting your plans in the run-up to your holiday is just as important as when you're there. 'We recommend getting a policy that includes cancellation cover so you're protected if you can't go due to illness or there's an unexpected turn of events, like your accommodation cancels your booking." She also warned that some providers might not let you make a claim in the first 24 or 48 hours of taking out a policy. So if you need to make a claim on the first couple of days of your holiday, but only bought it the day before you travel - you wouldn't be covered. For the five per cent who purchase travel insurance during their holiday, Michelle said: "It still might not be too late once you've arrived at your destination. "Some providers sell 'post-departure insurance', but this could come at a premium and with certain limitations. "It won't cover you for anything that might have gone wrong already, but it may prove valuable later in your trip." She also reminded that it is important to declare pre-existing medical conditions. One woman took 13 trips abroad last year for less than £3,000 and didn't use a single day of annual leave. Plus, a mother left kids at home and went to Africa for the DAY for £51 – it was cheaper than a spa and was the ultimate self-care birthday treat.