Blogs by Flight Centre UK

Travel wallet, eye mask, noise-cancelling headphones – we all have certain items that we simply cannot travel without on our way to some of the best destinations in... Read More »

JetBlue recently launched its long-awaited transatlantic service from London to Boston. Our expert, Amy, joined the inaugural service from London Gatwick and brings you... Read More »

Australia is synonymous with barbecue. No surprises there though – it’s a brilliant way to combine some of the main drawcards of the Land Down Under: stunning... Read More »

Whether it's your birthday, your honeymoon, or that once-in-a-lifetime adventure, there's always a luxury travel experience to make those special occasions... Read More »

The Pacific Northwest region of the United States – encompassing Washington, Idaho, Western Montana, Oregon, and Northern California – is a region of... Read More »

Juggling homeschooling, childcare and work? Mums and dads, we applaud you! Noone needs a holiday more than parents right now, which is why we're here to help you... Read More »

Stumped on where to explore next with your loved one? We’ve got just the ticket. Get inspired for your next couple’s mini-break, bucket-list getaway, or... Read More »

It's that time of year again – the day of winter thermals, wellies, fairground rides, food truck burgers and of course: SPARKLERS. Yup, you guessed it: it's Bonfire... Read More »

If your ideal holiday is less strolling around a new place taking in the sights and more dangling four hundred feet above them, then this is for you. From coming face to... Read More »

What's not to love about Barbados? As far as Nadine Stewart is concerned,  there's so much to this beautiful island that it's hard to narrow down just ten... Read More »

The rock climbing in Malta is some of the best in Europe, says Cat Mills. So she jumps at the opportunity to try it.   This might be a misleading title –... Read More »

A version of this post originally appeared on our Canada blog. Attending a music festival is a great way to escape the every day, get creative with your wardrobe and... Read More »

When we think of safe cities for LGBTQ+ travellers, it’s easy to get swept up by what destinations hold the best Pride events. But there’s so much more to it than... Read More »

With crisp snowy winters and glorious sunny summers, our neighbours in continental Europe are always worth a visit. At Flight Centre, we're here to help you find the... Read More »

Here we catch up with the Cortiço brothers - owners of Cortiço & Netos, a tile shop in Lisbon - to find out what they love about the Portugese... Read More »

If you rise early to wander the streets of Dubai’s old quarter, Bastakiya, with its perfectly preserved merchants’ houses and minarets launching the distant calls of... Read More »

Whether it’s changing border regulations, the introduction of travel bans or a change in your circumstances due to coronavirus, keeping your bookings flexible has... Read More »

Here travel writer Ben Whitmarsh tells us more about whale and dolphin watching in the Azores... Did you know the Azores is the most westerly point in... Read More »

A road trip around Oman is a truly adventurous experience. Here we talk to Flight Centre customer Jane McNicholas and her husband Pierre about the outstanding... Read More »

Austin is the perfect place to spend a long weekend! Famed for its live music and refreshingly alternative identity, the Texas state capital is also compact and... Read More »

South Africa is one of Africa's most unique and vibrant destinations. To experience the best of it, you’ll need to cover a lot of ground... Experience the... Read More »

Australia's South is full of the freshest, local dishes, bursting with flavour. From hotspots like Melbourne and Adelaide to Tasmania and Kangaroo Island,... Read More »

Treat yo’self! And where better to do that than the Indian Ocean? Boasting a 5-star line-up that includes the likes of the Maldives, Mauritius,... Read More »

There’s a reason Thailand is the most-visited country in Southeast Asia. City, jungle and beach: what more could you want from a holiday destination? Immerse yourself... Read More »

Whilst we wait for a time when we can ALL travel again with NO worries, this week we decided to share with you the destinations that our people... Read More »

Meet the locals of New Zealand as they rave about everything the destination has to offer. New Zealand’s dramatic landscape speaks for itself, but it’s the people... Read More »

Meet Flight Centre Expert Lucy Rosa, as she explains why booking with us is the best way to travel and experience the world.

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Our Specialist Airfares team can turn any itinerary into an awe-inspiring round-the-world adventure of a lifetime. Here, Flight Centre expert, Joseph Campbell, tells us... Read More »

Nonna knows best when it comes to Italian cuisine. Here we find local dives and city secrets to the best bites in Italy. Pasta buff Vicky Bennison introduces... Read More »

Visiting Moscow is like stepping into a history book from childhood, writes Sophie Williams. From navigating the depths of the city’s metro, to high tea with high... Read More »

Stretching 80 miles from Cancún to Tulum on the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico’s Riviera Maya coastline features some of the best beaches on the globe, the world’s... Read More »

We all know that Thailand is a dream destination with perfect beaches, clear seas, limestone peaks and some exciting hustle in the streets of Bangkok. Areas such as... Read More »

We absolutely love Rome: the architecture, the history, the culture – and did we mention the food? Some of the best cuisine you'll ever taste can be found in... Read More »

Huenu Solsona, founder of Cape Town’s Galileo Open Air Cinema, shares her perfect weekend of winelands and waterfronts…

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Travel blogger Jai Yehai tells us the top things to do in Dubai, whether you want to see the main attractions or see another side to Dubai and do things a little... Read More »

Looking for the perfect poolside retreat? We’ve searched far and wide for the most unique pools that you’ll definitely want to dive into on your next holiday.... Read More »

Joshua Cheung, stylist and former fashion director at luxury mag L’Officiel Singapore, opens up his little black book of boutiques and style... Read More »

The ultimate celebration of love, a wedding can also show a country’s true cultural colours. Sophie Ibbotson loses her heart to India on a unique adventure...I could... Read More »

Ali Cairns heads to Southeast Asia for a much-needed break from reality... I have always loved travelling. But since backpacking in my twenties, I’ve been pretty... Read More »

Isabel Dexter takes a solo trip to Bali to teach yoga and awaken her sense of adventure...For a long time, I was one of those people who talked a lot... Read More »

Chris Butcher gives herself a much-needed boost in France...You either get busy dying, or you get busy living – and I wanted to get busy living! The history of Avignon... Read More »

Midway through my plate of delicious lobster ravioli, it starts: “Do you mind if I take a quick picture?” There’s a queue of tourists – writes Clare Thorp... Read More »

Wildlife photographer Ginny Scholes fulfilled a lifelong dream when she took her camera on an Antarctic expedition:

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Flight Centre's Victoria Expert Nikki Metcalfe has been to Australia 10 times and spent three months travelling around Victoria. She says "This small state is so... Read More »

Olympic medallist Sharron Davies MBE presented awards at this year’s Flight Centre Schools Triathlon. Here the former competitive swimmer tells us she still loves to... Read More »

Flight Centre’s California Expert Rachel Newton has worked at Flight Centre for four years and has been to California five times. She says: ”Anything you... Read More »

We might have Stonehenge, but our European neighbours celebrate the summer solstice in many different ways. We all have one thing in common, though: as the Earth’s... Read More »

United Airlines offers unrivalled access to the USA, flying non-stop from London Heathrow to Washington, DC, its US hub. This makes the nation’s capital the perfect... Read More »

Often misrepresented as a place for politics not play, Washington, DC is bursting with creativity and tasty bites. Here, our local food fanatic – Vina Sananikone... Read More »

Australia may be big, but our Travel Experts know it better than anyone - which is where this epic list comes in. Escape the tourist horde and really get under the skin... Read More »

Australians take their food and drink very seriously so prepare yourself for a journey into excellent cuisine.Some of the world’s finest restaurants are found in... Read More »

Caroline Gladstone experienced the endless diversity of Japan on a circular, springtime cruise around the coast of Honshu. Here, we catch up with her about her... Read More »

Most people visit Los Angeles to see Hollywood or Disney. Having been to both I would definitely recommend them but there is a lot more to see and do in this city. There... Read More »

One of our favourite Italian cities, it’s easy to spend days in Florence and still feel like you’ve barely scratched the surface. If you’re keen to get a... Read More »

“From the buzz of city life to the serenity of nature-packed national parks, via some of the most pristine beaches on Earth, it’s endlessly inspirational here.”... Read More »

With a multi-stop airfare, the world is your oyster. Whether you want to add an offbeat pit stop on the way to your main destination, or go on a once-in-a-lifetime... Read More »

Flight Centre’s Steven McLean has been to 34 countries, and his all-time favourite way to travel is by ship. There are many different ways to cruise; here Steve... Read More »

Tidal pools, secluded waterholes, dramatic waterfalls… Christine Faughlin dips her toe into some spectacular swimming spots along the Melbourne to Sydney coastal... Read More »

Fish doesn’t have to travel far to get from sea to plate Reykjavik, located as it is on the coast of a small island surrounded by icy cool waters. “Arctic, char,... Read More »

Tramping – or trekking to us Brits – is a national pastime in New Zealand.  And with all that beauty in the backyard, it’s easy to see why Mark Boucher... Read More »

Flight Centre’s dedicated Concierge team is just one of the many benefits that customers who book one of our tailor-made Journeys holidays enjoy. Concierge Michelle... Read More »

Hollywood actor; heart-throb; Home & Away star. Australian native Chris Hemsworth is all of these things, but most importantly he’s a family man. That’s why... Read More »

You might have heard of Borneo, but you won't really discover its wonders until you experience them first hand, writes Lucy... Read More »

Ellie Fazan speaks to philanthropist and founder of G Adventures, Bruce Poon Tip...Broke and more than 3,100 miles from the check-in desk for my pre-booked flight... Read More »

Nothing tells you you’re finally starting your holiday like arriving at the lounge. And there aren’t many better lounges out there than the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse... Read More »

Small but perfectly formed, Singapore is the ultimate melting pot, blending cuisines, architecture and art in astonishing style. Stay for a day or longer. You won’t... Read More »

Off the back of a recent trip to South Africa, Flight Centre Travel Expert James Howe tells us all about his experiences in the country's best-known wine region...With... Read More »

An island off an island, a land of wilderness, a place at the edge of the world. Tasmania is all these things. But since unorthodox gallerist David Walsh opened his... Read More »

While Sydney boasts Australia’s most recognisable cityscape, Melbourne has quietly fostered its most sophisticated cultural scene, with a vibrant lifestyle that has... Read More »

While smaller than most of the country’s other state capitals, you’ll soon feel at home in the welcoming city of Adelaide. And with many of South Australia’s best... Read More »

The cat’s been out of the bag for a while, and Iran is now officially the worst-kept secret on the tourist radar. Last year, direct flights from London took off for... Read More »

At Flight Centre, we're so excited about the launch of the world's first direct flight to Australia, flying with Qantas, that we're celebrating with non-stop holidays to... Read More »

What makes a great family hotel? Great pools, good family entertainment and kids’ clubs – not to mention sunshine and blue sky, says Flight Centre’s Ruth... Read More »

It may have been a far-flung destination you used to only dream of, but today Australia is more accessible than ever. According to our data, where people used to spend... Read More »

Bonzer news! Flight Centre is the number one travel agency to Australia! Globally we sell more than 1.3 MILLION tickets to Oz every year, with tens of thousands of those... Read More »

On Tuesday 21 March 2017 the US government announced that certain electronic devices will be forbidden in the cabins of particular flights from the Middle East and North... Read More »

Forget the tourist traps and clichés. At Flight Centre we've worked with our Experts both here and in the USA to come up with the ultimate list of things to do in the... Read More »

This article originally appeared in the April 2015 issue of Flight Centre UK's tri-annual magazine: The Experts.

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Whatever your budget, whatever your mood, Marbella and neighbouring Puerto Banus offer a huge selection of different cuisines, so much so that choosing can be quite the... Read More »

Windows down, shades on, music blaring; a road trip is the best way to see the USA, reckons Helen Wright. Seven days into my Journey, I’d already been on quite an... Read More »

“Amazing cities, history and culture, stunning lakes, mountains and national parks, and an abundance of nature. They’ve got it all!”As you can tell, Dominique... Read More »

The undisputed heart of Australia, Uluru – sometimes known as Ayers Rock – seems to float on an ocean of coloured lights. It is timeless majesty.Sacred, eternal,... Read More »

We're delighted to announce that Flight Centre UK has won four awards in the British Travel Awards 2016!In a room full of fellow travel industry professionals, Flight... Read More »

Long the preserve of gap-year kids and intrepid travellers, the Philippines is now firmly on the map thanks to a glittering collection of ‘world’s best beaches’... Read More »

Year-round sunshine, a laid-back pace of life and endless stretches of sugar-soft sand bring people flocking to the Caribbean. But with 28 island nations to choose from,... Read More »

Many who visit Vietnam say it’s one of the most colourful countries in all of Southeast Asia. They might argue that this is due, in part, to the distinct differences... Read More »

Last summer, marine biologist and presenter of BBC2 series Great Barrier Reef, Monty Halls, led an expedition to record the Great Sardine Run in South Africa, a... Read More »

We had a fantastic response so thank-you to everyone who cast their votes in the inaugural Flight Centre Travel Blog Awards we ran throughout March. Having counted... Read More »

This article was taken from the latest issue of our travel magazine, The Experts.From the immense other-worldliness of the Grand Canyon to the ancient forests and... Read More »

Flight Centre Travel Expert Catriona Scott has just returned from a tailor-made trip to Peru. Here, she tells us all about her incredible adventure on our Peru: In the... Read More »

Dubai is a shoppers’ paradise; no trip here is complete without spending a few days in its malls and souks, at the Shopping Festival, or exploring other smaller local... Read More »

Home to Australia’s largest, arguably most famous city of Sydney, New South Wales covers a vast area of the country’s south-east corner and attracts tourists in... Read More »

As senior travel editor of The Independent, and a regular on BBC TV and radio, Simon Calder has accrued more air miles than the average Boeing 747. Here, he reveals his... Read More »

If it’s the legendary Californian coast that appeals, then you’ll find the stunning scenery, picturesque Pacific towns and open roads of this iconic region are... Read More »

Vietnam has an epic beauty that operates in two gears. There’s the full-tilt buzz of daily life that beats at the heart of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Then there’s... Read More »

Cultured, cosmopolitan and cool, the ‘New York City of Canada’ is currently topping the list of must-see city break... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre Australia's blogThe Chilcotin plateau lies between the Rocky Mountain range and the Coast Mountains, on Canada’s west... Read More »

This post originally appeared on the Flight Centre Australia blogRum, revolution, cheap cigars and classic cars – Havana is without doubt one of the Caribbean's most... Read More »

From the Mayor of New York to even Pope Francis himself, more and more people around the world are working towards cutting down carbon emissions. But beyond carpooling... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre Australia's blogJust few hundred metres offshore, there are some magnificent underwater worlds to explore in Phuket. It... Read More »

As a landscape photographer, and blogger of In a Far Away Land, Marta Kulesza is always on the lookout for the best scenic shots. Since moving to New Zealand, Marta has... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre Canada's blogWhether you’re passing through on a road trip or have some time to kill between connecting flights at the... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre Australia's blogQueensland owns beaches like Kelly Slater owns surfing. With 84 patrolled swim spots, 25 surf schools, the... Read More »

Just last year, a census in Vietnam revealed that this tiny coastal country is home to an estimated 37 million motorbikes. That’s about 15 million more motorbikes than... Read More »

Bangkok throws up a heady hodgepodge of adjectives: it’s amazing, bizarre, wonderful and impressive all at once. The entire city is awash with life, day and night, in... Read More »

One of the most beautiful countries on earth, Sri Lanka lies like a teardrop-shaped gem off the southern tip of India, writes Donna Hardie. This vibrant jewel in the... Read More »

This article originally appeared in the April 2015 issue of Flight Centre UK's tri-annual magazine: The Experts.Think of Texas and a collage of cowboys, cattle and the... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre Australia.Every narcissist’s dream, the selfie has become a part of daily life whether we like it or not. Now... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre AustraliaSouthern Great Barrier Reef may not exactly roll off the tongue, but it's incredibly easy on the eyes.This... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre CanadaThere’s plenty to see and do in New York City, but sometimes a vacation can quickly add up when you’re... Read More »

This post originally appeared on Flight Centre AUFour koalas have gone where many of us have yet to venture. A bunch of these furry marsupials received the VIP... Read More »

Cuba is a country that has been looked upon in awe and mystery. The city’s streets appear as though they’ve been preserved in a time capsule, with classic cars,... Read More »

The following extract is taken from Flight Centre magazine The Experts, with photos as credited. As you reluctantly emerge from your duvet on a dark and chilly... Read More »

Western Australia is known for its beautiful scenery, world-class beaches, and variety of interesting wildlife. WA is full of countless small towns and shires bursting... Read More »

From booty shaking, blissful beaches and boho ‘hoods, Suzanne Bearne shares her must-see destinations in Brazil. With a diverse heritage that blends together African,... Read More »

A honeymoon vacation will be for most couples a once-in-a-lifetime experience and so to make it memorable, it needs to be planned almost to perfection. If you’re... Read More »

If you're planning a holiday in the hip Australian city of Melbourne, take note! Travel blogger Beverley reveals some of the best bars in Melbourne: You’re in... Read More »

Travel writer Kirsty Stuart shares her experience of getting up close & personal with some of Australia's cutest creatures at Cleland Wildlife Park:The day I set out... Read More »

The chances are if you haven’t heard of Atlantis, the resort, you’ve heard of The Palm where it is to be found standing tall above the ocean and staring back at Palm... Read More »

If you’re heading to Dubai for the very first time or visiting on a stopover there is much to be considered before your trip. With such a variety of sights and... Read More »

The most important travel companion of them all; the one that doesn't leave your side no matter where you are in the world; the one that is with you through thick and... Read More »

Mexico welcomes 20 million overseas visitors every year, making it one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. Famed for its beautiful beaches,... Read More »

Admittedly, blokes are pretty near impossible to shop for when it comes to gifts. With Christmas approaching, an entire league of mothers, wives, sisters and girlfriends... Read More »

The more I travel the more I realise that countries have two types of "capitals". There are the capital cities in the traditional sense of the word; the political heart... Read More »

Frankie, the blogger behind As the Bird Flies, tells us about her two week road trip through New Zealand. Warning: This post WILL make you want to pack your bags and... Read More »

Victoria Philpott from gapyear.com tells us more about their I’m a Backpacker... Get Me in There competition and exposes the rainforests, national parks, retreats and... Read More »

Ali McClymont tells us about the unmissable things to see and do while visiting Hong Kong.Hong Kong. A city rammed with culture and craziness. Despite being one of the... Read More »

If you're starting to think about your winter ski or snowboard holiday then read on as Ben Whitmarsh tells us why Canada is such a great place for a snow... Read More »

Frequent flier and travel addict, Laura Zito, has been chatting to an anonymous air hostess and asking for her tips on how to make friends with the... Read More »

Ali McClymont tells us about some of the best things to do in Abu Dhabi from camel rides to water parks to seeing the cultural attractions, historic sites and... Read More »

Experienced traveller, Laura Zito, has shared her top 10 travel hacks to make sure your next holiday goes without a glitch. Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or... Read More »

Australia. The land of kangaroos, endless beaches and Crocodile Dundee. While you may associate the world's largest island with countless clichés ranging from... Read More »

Here at Flight Centre we think that road trips are a great way to see a country. You have the freedom to travel at your own pace and enjoy the views along the way. You... Read More »

Dubai.  Just a mention of this name is enough to conjure up images of a city that, despite being a desert, has the best of everything that money can buy; Luxury,... Read More »

Travel writer, Ali Garland, shares her tips to make travelling with hand luggage as easy as possible.Traveling with only hand luggage can be liberating. You won't have... Read More »

Ask anyone to describe their dream holiday destination and there’s a high chance they’re going to say:Powder white beachesClear and warm turquoise seasOutdoor... Read More »

If you’re travelling to New Zealand you’re going to be spoilt for choice when it comes to beautiful beaches, adrenaline-filled adventures and more stunning scenery... Read More »

Canadian travel bloggers, Matt and Caro, take us on a journey through Cuba and show us how to get the most out of a Cuban adventure. Here's what they got up to with just... Read More »

Travel writer, Kirsty Stuart, shares her advice on how to avoid the crowds in Thailand and discover a quieter side to island life on Koh Samui and Koh Pha... Read More »

Cat Mills takes us on a journey to the Australian Outback to experience a firework show like no... Read More »

Today's  blogger, Emily Ray, shares a magical glimpse into the past in Pompeii. If you're looking for a European adventure, there is now up to 50% off our summer... Read More »

Ben Whitmarsh tells us more about his foodie adventure in New England.This blog post was going to be about the ‘5 best food experiences in New England.’It was going... Read More »

July is always an exciting month and it’s a busy time all around the world with countless festivals that will please your cultural side as well as your artistic,... Read More »

When you think of Dubai your mind may immediately turn to gorgeous beaches, eclectic cultures and searing temperatures – all set against a backdrop of majestic... Read More »

Cat Mills reveals her favourite beaches in Sydney for the perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun. To say that there are many things that draw millions of tourists... Read More »

When it comes to the underwater world, Thailand is blessed with some amazing dive sites. The mix of warm waters, great value and heaps of marine life have made The Land... Read More »

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Well, unless a clever director makes a movie there and shares it with the world. Here are some of our favourite films from Las... Read More »

Suzanne Bearne visits Philadelphia to discover the world’s first shrine to all things pizza-related.

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Kirsty Stuart shares some of her top tips to ensure you have a safe and happy holiday no matter where you're travelling to. Whether you’re going on a six month... Read More »

Travel blogger, Jaillian Yehia, from Savoir There gives us the 101 on things to see and do during your first trip to Hong Kong. Hong Kong is the original... Read More »

We thought we'd share some stunning Thai beaches to get you in the mood and give you some inspiration for a trip to Thailand.Thailand is famous for it's... Read More »

Travel writer Kirsty Stuart shares her love for Chiang Mai and explains why you can't miss it on your trip to Thailand.If you’re planning a trip to Thailand then... Read More »

Travel blogger, Jaillian Yehia, from Savoir There shares 5 fabulous places to stay in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Siem Reap in Cambodia is the jumping off point for one of... Read More »

Cat Mills says winter is the best time to visit Venice – when the canals are veiled in mist and the summer crowds have gone... After living in Malta for several... Read More »

Travel blogger and sugar-addict Sophie Williams discovers the cafe culture of Hungary’s capital – and indulges in a few luxurious treats along the way.Budapest is... Read More »

We want to hear about your most memorable travel moments from 2012 – comment on this post to share yours! What a year it’s been! We’ve had an amazing time... Read More »

Swept up with Bilbo’s quest? Fancy an unexpected adventure to Middle Earth? Travel blogger Teresa Curran notices that things have gone a bit Hobbit-mad in New... Read More »

There are so many incredible things in Egypt that you can compile a 'seven wonders' list without even leaving the country. Here, guest blogger Andrew Allen (aka The... Read More »

With 250 movies and TV shows filmed on its streets each year, it’s no wonder New York is the city that never sleeps. On a recent trip to the Big Apple, Emily Ray set... Read More »

Looking to plan that one last summer getaway before winter sets in? If you’re looking for a value for money beach break, Sophie Williams says Hua Hin in Thailand is... Read More »

Don’t be jealous, but Andrew Allen’s just got back from a week sailing Turkey’s Turquoise Coast with Busabout. If the idea of sailing effortlessly over warm, clear... Read More »

Have you ever felt like you could use a holiday to get over your holiday? Travel junkie Monica Stott, who is one of our social media specialists and blogs over on The... Read More »

Keen to hit the adrenaline-pumping theme parks of Orlando but overwhelmed by choice? Benedict Montgomery gives us the run down on his top attractions in the city of... Read More »

Suspended over the streets of New York's trendy Meatpacking District, there lies an oasis of urban respite. Stylish travel blogger Jaillan Yehia tells us why New York's... Read More »

Who said stylish travel should only start when you’re handed the keys to your plush hotel room? So asks traveller Suzanne Bearne, who believes luxury should be part of... Read More »

There’s no denying that we’re becoming more and more reliant on our mobiles to help us navigate the tricky world of travelling. If you’ve downloaded all the... Read More »

Hong Kong really is an Asian city like no other. Emily Ray discovers its effortless blend of traditional Chinese culture infused with Western influences, and a city... Read More »

He’s braved frontline conflict, hunted with the bushmen on the Kalahari, dived with sharks, survived malaria and been adopted by former headhunters... and now he’s... Read More »

We last left Jenny Lowthrop mid-mutton busting in Texas. Continuing her USA Road Trip, Jenny enjoys a whistle-stop tour of New Orleans before heading to the home of... Read More »

We’re on a mission to find the World’s Worst Travel Photographer 2012. Is it you? Send us your worst travel snaps to find out! Do you marvel at the creative... Read More »

Close encounters of the reptilian kind: Jayne Gorman gets up close and personal with the Northern Territory’s more – intimidating – attractions and discovers... Read More »

Looking for incredible food, pristine beaches and awesome diving? Get thee to Malaysia for all this and more - without the crowds.When you think of South East Asia you... Read More »

Susie Bearne talks us through her first experience of flying Upper Class with Virgin Atlantic and wonders how she will ever go back to Economy again!It’s 8.15am.... Read More »

An all-American road trip features high on many people's travel wish lists (remember Flight Centre consultant Eva Martin who spent her honeymoon on Route 66?) Travel... Read More »

Franschhoek is synonymous the world over with fine wines and high-class dining, but the area is not strictly the preserve of bon vivants, as Jaillan Yehia... Read More »

In the final installment of this series from the winner of our G Adventures blogging contest, Jenna describes some of the lows you may experience in India and shares her... Read More »

Jenna continues sharing her impressions from her G Adventures tour of India.“Namaste,” he said, pressing his palms together in front of his heart, fingertips pointed... Read More »

A few short weeks ago Flight Centre consultant Eva Martin told us how and why she had planned her dream wedding in Las Vegas. Now she is back in the UK a happily married... Read More »

Last year Jenna won our blogging contest in association with G Adventures and secured a place on a tour of India's Golden Triangle. Now she is back and will be... Read More »

Whether heading there on a city break or passing through on the way to the Thai Islands; this guide by travel writer Candace Rardon will help you make the most of your... Read More »

Jailan Yehia explains how Cape Town is a film star - in more ways than you may have known.Cape Town has been going undercover as one of the world’s top 10 filming... Read More »

Victoria Philpott from vickyflipfloptravels.com decided it was time to leave the clubs and bars behind in Darwin and be ‘at one’ with nature at the famous... Read More »

 This staff-voted accolade sees the company appearing at number 65, two places higher than in 2011. Flight Centre Group UK Managing Director Chris Galanty said the... Read More »

As an alternative to the typical tourist sights in Australia, Caroline Eubanks tells us about the time she spent the night in an underground bunker and went 'noodling'... Read More »

Flight Centre travel consultant Lizzie Kempson travelled from Perth to Darwin on the West Coast of Australia and decided that for her the 'West is best!'Most people tend... Read More »

In her previous post for us, Jaillan Yehia, shared her recommendations on where to stay for a relaxed beach break in Cape Town. In this post she reveals her tips for... Read More »

Travel writer Jaillan Yehia spent this winter enjoying the shores and safaris of South Africa. In the first of her series of guest posts on the trip she recommends a... Read More »

Flight Centre International Travel Consultant Eva Martin has meticulously created her dream wedding in Las Vegas. Here she shares with us why she made that decision and... Read More »

Candace Rardon has just returned from a trip to the East Coast USA and tells us why there is much more to see there than the usual tourist hotspots of Boston and New... Read More »

Marcus Sherifi from Gapyear.com explains why you should visit the Gold Coast and how you can get there for free… The Gold Coast has quite a striking name, doesn’t... Read More »

Sam Willan from Flight Centre's Marketing team explains why and how you should enjoy an city break to Halifax on your next trip to Canada.When you think of a city... Read More »

Travel blogger Paul Corbett, editor of My Postcard From, was a little apprehensive about getting in the water to see the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland, Australia.... Read More »

Who better to describe the highlights of Auckland than a resident themself? Over to Andrew Allen, otherwise known as The Antipodean.My home town is a wonderful city. I'm... Read More »

 This week we are swapping International Eats for an International drinks theme and where better to enjoy a tipple than in a rooftop bar overlooking your... Read More »

Although the attractions of New Zealand's South Island may be more well known than those of the North, guest blogger Candace Rardon discovers there are many sights that... Read More »

Dubai is a place that doesn't deal in half measures; tall buildings, huge malls and big brand named hotels. If you are looking for a hotel that is big on service... Read More »

Flight Centre consultant Miles Buckeridge wittily shares with us his first experience of Australia and explains why he can't wait to go back!You know when you look at... Read More »

This stunning photo essay of the Red Centre in the Northern Territory, Australia was contributed by Flight Centre staff member Ed Stalley. Ed, a manager in our High... Read More »

You may already be familiar with some of Sydney's attractions - the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach - but have you heard about it's tantalising cake shops... Read More »