A new study by www.sunshine.co.uk has revealed that a tenth of British holidaymakers have previously planned or attempted to travel abroad with an expiring passport, only to discover they were unable to do so.?

If nothing?s ever happened to your luggage on holiday, then youre in the distinct minority; according to HolidayExtras.com.?

Ten years ago, the 2001 Census gave us a snapshot of the shape of employment in travel agencies. There were over 46,000 people aged 16-74 employed as travel agents in England and Wales, and over 17,000 employed as travel agency managers.?

A straw poll conducted by international volunteering company Projects Abroad, has found that the main barrier holding Brits back from volunteering abroad is the required investment in time.?

In an age of prolific online travel ?supermarkets? one key sales tool travel agents have at their disposal is their expertise. Whilst it may be easy for Joe Public to book a holiday on the internet it can still be something of a gamble without lots of research and recommendations, particularly for a destination like Australia.?

Gone are the days where a smart suit, puppy-dog eyes and a nice smile during check-in could send you Champagne sipping in business. Free flight upgrades are rare and sometimes just a matter of pure luck. However, luxury hotel reviewer, Kiwicollection.com, has some ideas agents can advise their clients to try to increase their odds...?