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2025 top travel hacks: Here’s how to save

January 14, 2025110 Views

Budget-conscious tourists planning their 2025 travels are being told of ways to make the most of their money and save cash this year. Travel insurance experts from Quotezone.co.uk are offering tips to travellers keen to explore new places without breaking the bank in 2025. The advice follows a rise in overspending, with 67% of holidaymakers going over budget on their last trip abroad, spending up to 46% more than they originally planned. Cost-cutting measures and some forward planning can really help when it comes to getting the most out of holiday budgets. Holidaymakers should be aware of these best ways to use leftover spending money, after a survey conducted by Quotezone revealed 56% often have leftover foreign currency. Greg Wilson, CEO and travel insurance ex...

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Conflict in Ukraine has more Russians staycationing, going to Crimea

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May 23, 2022484 Views

Like many Russians, Andrei had planned to spend his summer holiday on Turkey's Mediterranean coast. But this July, he, his wife and their two children will be in Russia's Black Sea resort of Anapa, hoping to avoid the fallout from the conflict in Ukraine. Tours to Turkey, one of Russia's top foreign holiday destinations, jumped in price after Russia sent its troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24, triggering Western sanctions that have complicated everyday life for ordinary Russians. MasterCard and Visa credit cards issued in Russia stopped working abroad, while the number of flights from Russia shrank because Russian airlines' leasing contracts were terminated and airspace was closed to Russian planes. FILE PHOTO: A tourist admires the view while standing on the Ai-Petri peak near Yalta...

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Arabian nights buzz: staycations boost Saudi tourism

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August 27, 20211568 Views

When U.S. celebrity chef David Burke opened his second restaurant in Riyadh earlier in August, hudreds of Saudi men and women packed the venue to enjoy his dishes and fruity "mocktails" to a DJ's mix of Arabic and Western pop. While Saudis usually escape the desert country over the summer when temperatures can reach over 50 degrees Celsius, the coronavirus pandemic has seen them flock to restaurants and cafes in the open-air mall The Zone, bolstering Saudi Arabia's consumer sector. Saudi women sit at David Burke's restaurant, in The Zone restaurant complex, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia August 25, 2021. REUTERS/Ahmed Yosri Noura, 21, a Saudi hostess at one such upscale restaurant said she has been booking up tables weeks in advance. "Before, that would have been impossible in August...