Exclusive: ‘Flying to Australia on a chartered jet is shockingly privileged and an outrageous source of emissions’ – Anna Hughes, FlightFree UK

The UK asked for an European Union external frontier, similar to the hard borders the EU has with Russia and Turkey, to take effect in Kent

Exclusive: Two-night Fred Olsen voyage from the Solent to the Tyne includes accommodation and all meals for under £3 per hour

Analysis: By shunning closer border ties, we opted to line up in the slow queue when heading for Europe, writes Simon Calder

Exclusive: ‘When they knew we were having challenges, they actually turned up with more people to better support us’

Exclusive: Entry-Exit System that UK asked to be subject to could cause serious snarl-ups at ports and airports

Exclusive: ‘Flying to Australia on a chartered jet is shockingly privileged and an outrageous source of emissions’ – Anna Hughes, FlightFree UK

The Man Who Pays His Way: Inbound tourism is the closest that any location can get to free money

Capacity at London St Pancras is down by one-third because of extra passport checks – meaning fewer seats and higher fares

The main beneficiaries of extra UK red tape on prospective language students are Ireland, Malta and the US

‘I think the truth is they follow the opinion polls’ – Robert Boyle, Gridpoint Consulting

Travellers may end up paying far higher fares than they need during the industrial action this April

Everything you need to know from passports to pets

Exclusive: ‘Pre-pandemic we would have turned down 2-2.5 per cent [of workers] because of nationality issues. Now it’s 35-40 per cent,’ says Johan Lundgren

Under the Entry/Exit System every British traveller to the Schengen Area must be fingerprinted and provide a facial biometric

Exclusive: ‘Flying to Australia on a chartered jet is shockingly privileged and an outrageous source of emissions’ – Anna Hughes, FlightFree UK

The incredible shrinking network: Brexit plus refurbishment could see the number of stations served by the cross-Channel train operator cut from 13 to four

Priti Patel’s prohibition on ‘insecure identity cards’ partly reversed by James Cleverly

‘Pets of Great Britain, you can say farewell to the Dordogne,’ said the BBC’s Norman Smith

But air safety expert says 'It is unlikely that this historic low will be maintained' and warns of risk of electronic devices causing inflight fires

World’s original package holiday company failed to secure funding to shore up rescue bid

Exclusive: From ‘Amber Plus’ to ‘Critical Incident’: the leavers’ lesson that was bound to happen

London trains leave Amsterdam at least 78% empty because of constraints on UK border checks

Fury among rail firms about the way they have been ‘thrown under the train’

Channel tunnel high-speed rail operator joins other services around Europe in extending free travel

The Man Who Pays His Way: holiday quarantine bingo is back, courtesy of the transport secretary, Grant Shapps

Ripping up plans to extend HS2 north of Birmingham will mean a life sentence of travel misery for tens of millions of travellers

‘Lumo’ will offer almost 400 miles of rail travel between London and Edinburgh for under £15

‘Reunions, trips abroad and business meetings feel as though they’ve been placed on hold indefinitely’ – John Holland-Kaye, chief executive of Heathrow Airport

The Man Who Pays His Way: quarantine does not look like the most respected law in history

Quarantine will still be required for arriving passengers

The Man Who Pays His Way: Revelations for travellers lie deep within an MPs’ report

Pass-holders will qualify for unlimited travel by rail, tram and bus

The Man Who Pays His Way: ‘Destinations like Hastings are absolutely decimated by a lack of school visits,’ says VisitBritain chief executive

The Man Who Pays His Way: The location blamed for requiring tighter restrictions for France is now a quarantine laundrette

The Man Who Pays His Way: Our Covid case rates are way above the vast majority of European countries, yet the UK regards even vaccinated travellers from ‘green list’ countries with suspicion

The Man Who Pays His Way: Government is helping ‘cowboy’ companies profiteer from holidaymakers

The Man Who Pays His Way: ‘I put down the glass of cognac and cigar, and followed the purser to the cockpit’

‘Every essential check introduced is helping prevent new variants making it into the UK’ – Department for Transport

The Man Who Pays His Way: the airline’s customer-first approach has won it plaudits and lifelong customers

The Man Who Pays His Way: Making transit passengers apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation is madness

Post-Brexit passport rules mean it typically takes 20 minutes to process passengers on a coach – far longer than before

The move will safeguard jobs for former Thomas Cook employees

Proposals aim to ‘rebuild human bridges between young Europeans on both sides of the Channel’

The journey to the ‘sunlit meadows’ has not been entirely as promised

Post-Brexit passport rules mean it typically takes 20 minutes to process passengers on a coach – far longer than before

Plane Talk: Japan Airlines crew responded magnificently to get everyone off safely – so please watch the safety briefing

An estimated 8,000 passengers were left out of position

The Department of Health and Social Care has not yet explained why Réunion, whose high rates of the Beta variant triggered ‘amber plus’ status for France, has retained quarantine-free status

Air passenger duty for internal links will be cut from £13 to £6.50 on 1 April

Chaos looms for hundreds of thousands of travellers after last-minute reversal to 19 July rule change

Even during the coronavirus pandemic, the entrepreneur remained optimistic about long-term prospects 

The British Overseas Territory is in the spotlight as a ‘no-restrictions’ destination, with new flights going in