TRAVEL LINKS
Passports
Clients intending to travel are strongly advised to check the validity of their passport, as well as the validity of the passports of those travelling with them, as early on in the booking process as possible. Many countries, (and indeed some airlines), insist that travellers’ passports have at least 6 months validity beyond their return date, or they may be refused entry. Some countries also specify that no matter when a passport is due to expire that it has a specified number of blank pages in order to accommodate visas / official stamps etc. UK passport holders are urged to check the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website regularly for up to date travel advice and entry requirements by country.
Clients may find the following links useful:
Air Travel Organisers' Licencing
ABTOT
British Airports Authority
British Airways
www.britishairways.com/travel/home/public/en_gb
British Airways Baggage Page, including Sporting Equipment
www.britishairways.com/travel/baggage
Independent Information on aircraft seating arrangements
www.flatseats.com (for First and Business Class)
Greener Travel and Carbon Offset
direct.gov.uk/en/Environmenandgreenerliving/Greenertravel
Foreign and Commonwealth Office General Travel Advice
www.fco.gov.uk/en/travelling-and-living-overseas/
Foreign and Commonwealth Office Travel Advice by Country
www.fco.gov.uk/en/travelling-and-living-overseas/travel-advice-by-country
NHS Scotland's Fit For Travel
NHS Scotland
NHS Scotland telephone: 08454 242424
NHS Wales
NHS Wales telephone: 0845 4647
Northern Ireland Direct
NI Direct telephone: 0800 0514 142
The National Travel Health Network and Centre
Health-Related Travel Advice
Centres for Disease Control and Prevention. (A useful US health information website)
Travel Insurance
www.frontierstrvl.co.uk/insurance
USA Visa Waiver (The Electronic System for Travel Authorization)
For visas and visa advice we recommend CIBT:
Weather sites
Thinking of taking guns to Argentina? See the Department for Business Enterprise & Regulatory Reform website. SPIRE is the Export Control Organisation's system for processing export licence applications: