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Ferries to France: Travel insurance is important26.01.2010People taking ferries to France should make sure they get the right travel insurance before embarking on any trip, according to one expert, who said that buying an annual policy could b... other links20.01.2010Hover-Gen A new generation of passenger hovercraft... Low temperatures cause havoc for Eurostar13.01.2010People considering taking ferries to France will be able to avoid the disrupted services which Eurostar is currently offering customers, after the low temperatures caused havoc on its l... Cross channel ferries: Eurostar struggles again07.01.2010People taking cross channel ferries will be able to avoid the problems that Eurostar has recently suffered, which saw some travels were trapped in the channel tunnel for two hours. ... Ferries to France could be part of DIY holiday06.01.2010People taking ferries to France could be using an eco-friendly form of transport as they set off on a DIY holiday, which one newspaper said is particularly popular with frugal British t... Ferries to France take travellers to Paris' wintertime pleasure30.12.2009People preferring to travel on ferries to france over the new year period will be able to sample the special charms tha... Cross channel ferries: Currency will always influence trips24.12.2009People taking cross channel ferries will always be influenced by currency exchange rates, according to one expert, who said that people take it into consideration before settling on a d... Cross channel ferries could be safe bet this winter22.12.2009Airlines could put more pressure on passengers to take more responsibility for possible liabilities, according to one expert, whose views might tempt people to think about using cross c... Ferries to Dunkerque dodge Eurostar chaos21.12.2009People taking ferries to Dunkerque can avoid the chaos which was caused when five Eurostar trains broke down this weekend, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. The company... Ferries to France: Low cost airlines still impact on environment16.12.2009People taking ferries to France maybe on a more eco-friendly form of transport compared to those using airplanes, according to one expert, who said even low-cost companies have a big im... Ferries to France could be alternative for BA passengers?15.12.2009People taking ferries to France can avoid the chaos that has been caused by the British Airways strikes that one expert said will ruin come families" holiday plans this yuletide. Ferries to France could become more popular09.12.2009More people could consider taking ferries to France and alternative transportation because of the dissatisfaction they feel after flying, according to new research. The World T... Cross channel ferries: Travel gear can improve journeys07.12.2009People taking cross channel ferries can have a pleasant journey and entertain themselves while making the short trip to France from England, according to one newspaper. The Sun... Ferries to France: People are still looking for interesting breaks04.12.2009People taking ferries to France want to experience interesting holidays rather than package breaks, according to one expert who said that vacationers want more control over their trips.... Ferries to France: People want 'deeper' holiday experiences02.12.2009People taking ferries to France want to have holidays which offer them more of an experience and a chance to delve deeper into another culture, according to one expert. Kate Ke... Ferries to Dunkerque near to great food30.11.2009People taking ferries to Dunkerque are near to an area which has great food and restaurants that are unforgettable, according to one expert. Andy Pietrasik, head of Guardian tr... Cross channel ferries: Downsizing hotel is a good move27.11.2009People taking cross channel ferries should consider choosing a mid-scale hotel rather than a high-end establishment, according to one expert who said savings made can be spent on having... Ferries to France 'better than trains to Europe'26.11.2009The proposed extension of the UK train network to Europe is not necessary, an expert states, highlighting the advantages of using ferries to achieve channel crossings. Paul Wit... Ferries to Dunkerque: Eco-friendly trips on the rise24.11.2009People taking ferries to France want to have holidays which double as genuine experiences where they can take part in life within local communities, according to one expert. Ju... Ferries to France: Business travel is changing20.11.2009People taking ferries to France on business excursions are facing changes to the way companies deal with their travel needs, according to one expert. Gill Upton, editor of Busi... Ferries to Dunkerque: Solo travelling is on the up19.11.2009An increasing number of people are choosing to take ferries to Dunkerque by themselves, according to one expert who said that solo travelling is becoming more popular. Anthony ... German Christmas markets are in abundance16.11.2009People travelling through ferries across the channel could continue their journey into Germany where they can find amazing Christ... Ferries to France: Consumers are leading the way11.11.2009Travel customers are no longer being led to the holiday destinations by industry experts and are instead looking for inspiration on the internet and other sources, according to one expe... Ferries to France: Carbon needs to be cut05.11.2009People taking ferries to France are helping the UK to reduce its CO2 output and make the country competitive in the morphing low-carbon modern marketplace, according to one expert. ... Ferries to Dunkerque could be boosted by business boom04.11.2009There could be more people taking ferries to France on business in the coming months as the country and the rest of the world begin to recover from the economic downturn, according to o... Air Passenger Duty could drive aviation prices up02.11.2009People taking ferries to France will be able to avoid the extra costs that Air Passenger Duty (APD) will bring to aviation passengers, according to one expert who said prices for flyers... Ferries to France: British Airways is in trouble this winter30.10.2009More people are taking ferries to France and other alternative modes of transport because large airlines like British Airways (BA) have alienated travellers, according to one expert. Cross channel ferries: Identity cards could save money30.10.2009People thinking about using ferries to take holidays in Europe could save themselves money by using an identity card rather than buying a more expensive passport, according to one exper... Ferries to France are near to 'alpine charm'23.10.2009People taking ferries to France may want to carry on their trip into the Alps in order to experience the unique charm of the area which keeps visitors coming back year after year, accor... Ferries to France: Shorter getaways are popular22.10.2009There are more people taking ferries to France as part of increasingly popular shorter breaks, according to one expert who said holidaymakers now want action-packed vacations. ... Festival tourism culture is influencing ferry travel22.10.2009The growing trend for people to flock to music festivals around the world is creating a niche area for tourism, according to one expert who said more promoters are trying to take advant... Mature people still enjoy ferries to France20.10.2009Older travellers taking ferries to France are looking for more luxurious holidays when they get to their destinations, according to one expert. Paul Green, a spokesperson for o... Ferry travellers 'will benefit from quieter cities'12.10.2009People taking cross channel ferries to Europe will have more time to look around major cities and their attractions, according to one expert who said the usual crowds of tourists will n... Users of ferries to France 'to enjoy cheap European hotels'08.10.2009Travellers taking ferries to France will be able to take advantage of cheap hotels, as many owners are driving down their cost. Del Brett, managing director of Future Inns, cla... Ferry travel will be boosted in 201002.10.2009There will be more people using ferry travel to get to destinations like France as we head into 2010, according to one expert, who said business travel has already begun to pick up. French towns have 'brilliant local markets'14.09.2009People travelling through ferries to france can sample some brilliant local markets, according to one expert, who said ... Can ferry breaks save a marriage?10.09.2009Holidaymakers heading on ferry crossings to France could be saving their marriage by doing so, a source has suggested. Kate Taylor, relationship expert for Match.com, said tha... Holidaymakers 'should use review websites'09.09.2009Consumers searching for hotels and accommodation should use review websites, according to a source. Amelie Hurst, spokeswoman for TripAdvisor, said that browsing these is vita... Brits 'want short breaks'03.09.2009Short mini breaks are becoming increasingly popular with Britons, a new study has suggested. Research by Visa Europe has found that 34 per cent of respondents are keen to shun... Brits 'use savings for breaks'02.09.2009Holidaymakers are this year keen to use their savings to cover the cost of a getaway, a new study has suggested. Research carried out by Halifax found that 72 per cent of part... Holidaymakers without insurance 'acting recklessly'01.09.2009Holidaymakers failing to take out travel insurance before a ferry crossing to France may be acting "recklessly", an expert has said. According to a spokesperson from... Tourists 'prefer Clarkson to Austen' on the beach25.08.2009Holidaymakers relaxing on a ferry break in France prefer to read the work of Jeremy Clarkson rather than Jane Austen, according to the latest research. A study by Penguin and ... Brits stressed by delayed flights14.08.2009Trips to Spain, flight delays and men have been revealed as some of the most stressful parts of any holiday. Research by Confused.com has revealed that for women there is noth... Brits 'to travel as much as in 2008'05.08.2009Many Britons plan to travel at least as much as they did last year in 2009, according to a new study. Research by the Association of Independent Tour Operators found that 77 p... Solo traveller trend 'increasing'09.07.2009An increasing number of Brits are choosing to holiday alone, an expert has stated. Sharron Livingston, editor of The Travel Magazine, suggested that this is becoming more popu... Advice to keep children happy on long trips23.06.2009Parents have been given advice on how to keep their children entertained during long car trips, which can often come before or after a cross channel ferry ride. While many youn... Travellers 'should not be paranoid' about recession23.06.2009People considering taking a cross channel ferry this year should not be put off their holiday simply because of the economic downturn, it has been suggested. Many people are fe... 'Good news' for Brits heading into Europe15.06.2009Brits heading on ferry holidays in France may well be able to do so with a few extra euros in their pockets. Recently, the pound reached a record high for the year against the... Brits should 'shop around' for cover15.05.2009If you want more cash to spend after a cross-Channel ferry trip you should shop around for travel insurance. That is the claim made by Confused.com, after the firm suggested p... Cheap chat for Brits abroad15.05.2009Travellers heading on the ferry to France this summer will be able to tell those back home all about the highlights of their trip without being hit in the pocket. Vodafone yes... People on ferry trips 'should prioritise travel insurance'12.05.2009The priority for people taking a weekend ferry trip abroad should be travel insurance, an expert asserts. Perry Wilson, founder of InsureandGo, says that people often ignore th... Escape on a ferry to France at first sign of summer14.04.2009People seeing the first signs of summer can head off on an early holiday and take their car to explore France. Anthony Peregrine, writing for the Times, says Brits can leave th... Ferries to France could become popular08.04.2009Ferries to France could become more popular, as one travel organisation warns that flying may become just for wealthy people. Price and tax rises in the industry, in addition t... Ferries to France easier for young pets08.04.2009Pets are better travelling on ferries to France than going by plane, according to one animal owner. Keith Shepherd, writing on The Shetland News, says his puppy travelled on a ... Customer care 'sways holidaymakers'05.02.2009When it comes to booking a break, it is customer care rather than cost that sways Britons, the latest research has suggested. According to a study by Loudhouse, 69 per cent of... Brits 'planning ahead for breaks'04.02.2009People are more likely to plan ahead when it comes to looking for the perfect trip abroad during the credit crunch, it has been suggested. Sian Williams, UK country manager fo... Snow delays air travellers02.02.2009Britons hoping to take to the skies today to get to their holiday destination could be set for frustration. With snow falling across the UK, those looking to take flights out ... Self-catering breaks 'set for upturn'16.01.2009Holidaymakers are set to address the credit crunch by turning to self-catering breaks, it has been suggested. Sarah Butler, speaking on behalf of Aldi Travel, commented that c... Brits 'cut back on cars not holidays'16.01.2009Brits are more likely to cut back on luxuries such as a new car or sofa than go a year without a holiday, it has been claimed. Frances Tuke, spokesperson for the Association o... Brits enjoy 'sunticipation'15.01.2009Booking a holiday could lead to people becoming more productive, it has been suggested. Frances Tuke, spokesperson for the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta), stated ... 'More than just holiday cost' to consider15.01.2009Holidaymakers have been warned to consider more than just the cost when it comes to booking a break this year. According to esure Travel Insurance, around 200,000 Brits splash... Eco group hits airport plans15.01.2009An environmental group may have thrown a spanner in the works of a planned airport expansion. Members of Greenpeace have purchased a piece of land which it had been hoped woul... Expats given tax warning14.01.2009Expats have been warned that they must not forget the financial differences between the UK and their new home when it comes to selling property, it has been claimed. Matt Cowa... Brits should 'not ignore foreign destinations'14.01.2009The credit crunch does not mean Britons should forget about their summer holiday in the sun, it has been claimed. Simon Calder, an independent travel expert, commented that du... Holiday helps 'escape the gloom'14.01.2009Escaping the doom and gloom of the credit crunch is the main reason for a trip abroad, the latest research has suggested. According to a study by the Association of British Tr... Airport figures drop13.01.2009Airlines have been hit by latest figures which show declining customer numbers. Research by the Civil Aviation Authority found there has been a drop in the number of people tr... Holiday 'can boost spirits'13.01.2009Trips abroad are playing a major role in keeping spirits high during the credit crunch, the latest research has claimed. According to the Association of British Travel Agent&q... Holiday 'can rejuvenate'12.01.2009Taking time off work can help employees return refreshed and rejuvenated, it has been suggested. Gill Trevelyan, head of good practice services for the Advisory, Conciliation ... Lots to consider for property abroad12.01.2009Britons looking to buy foreign property should consider more than just its price, it has been claimed. Dan Johnson, director at TheMoveChannel.com, commented that money should... Holiday can 'break up year'12.01.2009Britons should use holidays to break up the year into manageable chunks, it has been claimed. According to Emma Newman, speaking on behalf of Keycamp, a getaway break is somet... 'Go by ferry' for cheaper holiday08.01.2009People who want to cut the price of their holiday should travel by ferry, on commentator says. The Daily Mail has released its top 15 tips for reducing holiday costs, saying tr... Expat insurance 'on the up'07.01.2009Insurance policies for expats are likely to enjoy high uptake levels this year, it has been suggested. According to William Russell, a group which provides such services, ther... Expats should 'shop around'07.01.2009Brits buying foreign property should shop around when it comes to financial products, it has been suggested. Research carried out by Moneycorp found that expats could be losin... Foreign financing 'is now easier'06.01.2009Financing a move abroad has become easier over the last few years, it has been claimed. Obtaining a mortgage in a foreign country is a more straightforward process than it was... Brits should 'make most of deals'06.01.2009Britons should make the most of the New Year holiday deals, as there may not be many around in the summer, it has been claimed. According to Frances Tuke, spokesperson for the... Firm launches free travel cover deal05.01.2009A major financial firm has launched a new deal which offers customers free travel insurance, it has been revealed. High street lender Alliance and Leicester is giving consumer... Holiday photographers 'should take time to prepare'02.01.2009People taking the ferry to France in the New Year may want to spend some quality time preparing themselves for the perfect photo-taking opportunities, it has been stated. Richa... Brits should 'consider financial side of emigrating'02.01.2009Brits looking to move abroad should carefully consider the financial side of their new life, it has been claimed. According to Simon Ripton, joint managing director for Allian... Travel insurance regulations welcomed02.01.2009New travel insurance regulations have been welcomed by a leading provider. Under the new system, which came into effect on January 1st, the Financial Services Authority will o... New sat nav technology revealed30.12.2008The latest research could enable safer travel to ferry ports for motorists, it has been claimed. A range of European studies have lead to technology which allows sat nav syste... Brits 'need a road atlas'24.12.2008Britons heading off on journeys this Christmas have been warned to make sure they do not overly rely on sat nav systems. The AA has warned motorists, such as those making trip... Expats benefit from 'favourable climate'23.12.2008Britons choosing to emigrate can benefit from a wealth of plus points, it is claimed. According to Shelteroffshore.com, expats may be able to find a sunnier climate by moving ... Brits 'use cash for foreign property'22.12.2008Many Britons are opting for cash purchases when it comes to buying property abroad, it has been claimed. Shelteroffshore.com commented at a time when mortgages back home are b... Group plans airport protest19.12.2008Brits returning from their Christmas holiday may be set for a shock as an environmental group plans a major protest. Campaigners hope to close down parts of Heathrow airport o... Expats given present tips18.12.2008Gift vouchers and hampers are among the top gifts for expats to send home this Christmas, it has been claimed. According to banking firm HSBC, what to ship to the UK can be a ... Holidaymakers warned over financial issues18.12.2008Britons heading off on ferry trips over the festive period have been warned to ensure their financial matters are in order before they do so, it has been claimed. Peter Harris... Expat advice offered17.12.2008Britons choosing to move abroad may be able to do so more clued-up than ever before, thanks to a new publication. New Life Media Group"s Expat Money Guide aims to educate... Tourists warned over insurance17.12.2008Holidaymakers have been warned they could face substantial medical bills if they do not take out travel insurance. A survey of 1,000 adults carried out by greenbee.com - the f... Air passenger numbers fall16.12.2008The number of holidaymakers choosing to travel by air has dropped, according to the latest figures. Statistics released by operator BAA found combined passenger totals for its... Brits 'enjoy overseas culture'16.12.2008A poll from Saga Travel Insurance has shown Brits abroad or on ferry trips do not live up to their stereotype. Quizzing 2,003 UK adults, the organisation found they are more l... Expats 'need insurance'15.12.2008Britons choosing to move abroad have been warned they must ensure they have the correct travel insurance, according to a report. Expats are likely to require cover when they ... Expats 'happy with lifestyle'12.12.2008Most Britons moving abroad are happy with their new lives, according to the latest research. A study by Bupa International found more than 90 per cent of expats rate their lif... Holiday plans 'unaffected by recession'12.12.2008Many would-be holidaymakers are not scaling down their plans in light of the recession, a new study has shown. A street poll by Adfero found 80 per cent of respondents are not... Drunk passengers are an 'aviation problem'11.12.2008The presence of intoxicated passengers is a huge issue for the air travel industry, it has been claimed. James Fremantle, spokesperson for the Air Transport Users Council, sug... Brits 'have to get away'10.12.2008Trips abroad are continuing to be seen as a key part of life for many Britons, it has been claimed. Ian Bradley, public relations officer for the Association of Independent To... Holidays are a' necessity'08.12.2008Many Britons see holidays as a necessity rather than a luxury, it has been claimed. According to a spokesperson for the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta), UK tourist... Emissions 'put Brits off flying'05.12.2008The negative aspects of air travel are playing a role in Britons deciding to holiday closer to home, it has been claimed. In news which may interest those considering a ferry ... Eurostar delays ahead04.12.2008Britons hoping to make a cross-channel trip this Christmas may be concerned at news of more disruptions to the Eurostar service. According to officials, the rail link is set f... Expats in France 'more likely to be visited'03.12.2008Britons moving to France are the most likely to be visited by friends and family, the latest research has found. Alliance and Leicester International"s study concluded ex... Tourists 'want Wi-Fi'02.12.2008Holidaymakers are placing increasing importance on the presence of technological services, it has been claimed. Bob Atkinson, travel expert at travelsupermarket, stated touris... Older drivers want 'simple sat nav'01.12.2008Older people want a system which works without any technical procedures needed when it comes to sat navs, it has been claimed. Dominique Bonte, research director for telematic... 'Buy currency ahead of port'27.11.2008With the pound"s exchange rate against the euro struggling, cross channel holidaymakers are having to go the extra mile to get the most out of their cash. Moneysupermarke... Brits 'unwilling to forego annual holidays'26.11.2008Whatever the effects of the economic downturn, Britons are unwilling to give up their annual holidays, it is claimed. Frances Tuke, a spokeswoman for the Association of British... Ferry-goers 'may enjoy wireless technology in future'20.11.2008Ferry users may be given a better alternative to the usual tour guide with the development of wireless terminals, it has been stated. Sabrina Gallone of industry specialist Qui... Travelling abroad 'requires sensible satnav use'18.11.2008Drivers hoping to make their own way across the continent after their ferry journey this year have been reminded to use their satnav systems sensibly. Although a satnav could h... British workers 'queuing up for Europe'17.11.2008A recent survey by a high street bank has revealed that nearly one-third of working Britons have spent a part of their working life doing their job abroad. Half of these work p... Home insurance 'must be checked' by ferry users17.11.2008Holidaymakers looking forward to setting sail to such destinations as France or Belgium must check home insurance cover before they leave, it has been recommended. If an indivi... Cheap holidays 'soar' in Q311.11.2008Even though the current financial climate has caused many to dig deep, people looking to "escape the doom and gloom" of Britain this year are still doing so, it has been claim... Travellers relying on EHIC alone 'are wrong'11.11.2008Many people may be wrongly relying on their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) alone when taking the ferry to France or Belgium this month, it has been claimed. At a time wh... Interest in airlines 'drops due to T5'10.11.2008The amount of people placing trust in airlines has fallen due to the failure of Heathrow Terminal 5, according to a spokesman for a major air organisation. A representative spe... Skiers 'need correct cover'10.11.2008Insurance cover must be perfect for the traveller and not for their wallet, an insurance expert has said, stressing that skiers looking for medical cover must particularly take note. Overseas Xmas breaks 'planned by most people'06.11.2008A survey has revealed that 60 per cent of Britons are planning on taking overseas Christmas breaks. Most people are hoping to spend some time away from Britain this Christmas, ... Holidays 'face cutbacks last'06.11.2008Regardless of the threat of recession, holidays will still happen this Christmas and New Year, according to a industry expert. Association of British Travel Agents (Abta) spoke... Holidaymakers should 'look for best insurance deal'04.11.2008Those wanting to take a trip to the slopes this winter should look around for the best insurance policy, an insurance expert has said. Graeme Trudgill, the technical and corpor... Airline users 'stung with baggage charges'03.11.2008Many families are getting stung by excessive baggage charges due to the failure of airports to provide allowances for infants, according to a recent report. Co-operative Travel... 'Business booming' for Norfolkline31.10.2008Ferry operator Norfolkline is continuing to thrive despite the credit crunch, it has been revealed. According to DFNI Online, shops onboard the groups three ferries have seen s... 'Underinsurance risks' face skiers this winter31.10.2008Skiers taking the ferry across the channel this winter may put themselves at risk of major money losses due to not having travel insurance organised for their trip. Around 18 p... Holidays are 'not a luxury, they are a necessity'31.10.2008The booking of overseas holidays is carrying on regardless of the current financial climate, it has been stated, with many unprepared to axe their annual break. Interim company... ERA: Uncertainty in air travel lies ahead21.10.2008The future of airline travel is "uncertain" due to the current economic climate exacerbating problems for the business, according to a director at a major airline organisation... Britons 'more and more like modern Europeans'20.10.2008British people are becoming more comfortable to the European way of life, it has been said. James Woudhuysen of international brewer Heineken Continental said that things such ... Ferry industry investment to top £1bn15.10.2008More than £1 billion is to be invested in the infrastructure of the ferry industry in the coming years, it has been reported. The announcement was made by the Passenger Sh... ERA: More airlines could go bankrupt14.10.2008A questionable future for airline travel has been set out by The European Regional Airline Association (ERA) after its director general said that more airlines stood to go bust soon. Air travel 'less desirable to Brits'13.10.2008Many people are falling out of love with the - remove air travel due to a recent range of problems that the mode of transport has faced, a national newspaper has said. A mixtur... Holiday choices 'more adventurous'10.10.2008People are becoming more adventurous in their choices when going abroad, a magazine editor and publisher has said. Rob Yandell of Group Leisure magazine stated that people were... Airlines have 'slowest growth since 9/11'10.10.2008The European Regions Airline Association (ERA) has recorded the lowest passenger growth since the September 11th attacks in 2001 among its member airlines, it has emerged. It s... Eurostar records drop in revenue08.10.2008A number of problems and delays have cost Eurostar millions of euros, with predicted profits for the third quarter not arriving for the train company. The rail-based business r... Brits 'unable to relax' on holiday03.10.2008Britons are taking their troubles on holiday with them, meaning they are unable to relax, according to a new study. Research by American Express Travellers Cheques claims 70 pe... 'Tourists are wary' since XL collapse02.10.2008XL"s recent collapse has led to more people feeling wary of booking their own trips including firms similar to the ill-fated flight provider, it has been reported. General... Operation Stack eased by new system02.10.2008A scheme that has been trialled to complement Operation Stack in order to ease traffic congestion around the Port of Dover has been hailed a success by police. The new system i... Online payment plans 'appeal to travellers'01.10.2008There has been a marked change from the usual payment methods over the last couple of months as holiday plan for next summer are already being paid for through instalments, it has been ... Credit crunch 'revives family holidays'01.10.2008People are travelling more often with their family than with just their partner or on their own, an insurance company"s most recent survey has suggested. The survey carrie... Satnav may 'reduce stress' for European travellers30.09.2008The use of satellite navigation can make a safer driver by reducing the stress the car user undergoes, it has emerged. Comments made by a major technology producer may help and... Backpackers must take note of credit30.09.2008Ferry travellers hoping to go backpacking around Europe may want to take note of recent comments after it emerged that many travellers were having their credit cards cancelled while abr... Holidaymakers are 'crazy' to not get insurance29.09.2008The need for travel insurance has been described as "vital" by an independent financial intermediary and product provider. Costs incurred without insurance for an acc... Airline providers 'trying to get every last cent'29.09.2008An increase in oil prices and a drop in interest has forced many airline providers to charge more for their services, an organisation has stated, perhaps making the ferry a more viable ... Travelling is about 'status and one-upmanship'29.09.2008The desire to elaborate or embellish holiday experiences is quite a popular one, the author of a prolific travel guide has said. David Else of Lonely Planet noted that going on... Book ferries in advance, says expert29.09.2008Brits heading to the Port of Dover should ensure they have booked their passage in advance, an industry insider states. The public relations and media manager at the port Keith... The ferry 'has always been a popular choice'26.09.2008Taking the ferry from the UK to reach mainland Europe has always been a "popular" option, an expert has commented. Keith Southey, the public relations and marketing m... "Fusionman" plans Dover to Calais crossing25.09.2008A Swiss adventurer is today attempting to make a channel crossing by using only a single jet-propelled wing. Yves Rossy, nicknamed Fusionman, will jump from a plane at more tha... Travellers turn to ferries as Eurostar falters25.09.2008Passengers are using ferries to undertake cross channel travel after more problems with Eurostar, it is noted. Travellers were yesterday taking the ferry to France after a Euro... 'Busiest day ever' for Dover15.09.2008Britain's biggest port has reported that it has experienced the busiest day in its history. Analysing traffic from Tuesday 16th, the Port of Dover recorded its biggest volume o... Re-embrace rail-to-rail, reporter says15.09.2008The old rail-sea-rail services that provided transport to the continent were praised by a national newspaper journalist who revealed his love for the facility. Andrew Martin of... Dover economy 'stimulated' by ferries15.09.2008Last week's Eurotunnel fire and the wider proliferation of ferries to get the continent has stimulated the economy as well as trade in Dover, it has emerged. This is Kent, an o... Ferry helpful: Stranded Brits urged to go by sea22.09.2008Travellers stranded by the fire in the Eurotunnel may want to consider taking a ferry to help them home, it is suggested. Sarah Bourn, writing for the Guardian, says both those... Brits holidays up 150% says expert22.09.2008Budgeting Brits are not cutting back on their foreign breaks this year, according to the Evening Standard. The newspaper reports that UK holidaymakers are heading abroad to de... Ferries offer a "more pleasant" experience than flying04.09.2008Ferries are winning holidaymakers' hearts by offering passengers a more pleasurable experience than flying, one expert has said. According to the Passenger Shipping Associati... Why Norfolkline and not Hoverspeed12.12.2007Great Fares to France with Norfolkline, for ex-Hoverspeed customers
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