Travel

Calling a foreign number in the European Union from your mobile? Bizarrely it costs more if you do it from the UK than anywhere else in the EU under new roaming rules, which come into effect today.

New European Union rules coming into effect this week will slash the cost of using your mobile in most of Europe. But while it's been touted as "the end of roaming charges", it's not that simple.

The pound has dropped following yesterday's general election, as a hung Parliament causes uncertainty on the currency markets. And with summer holidays on the horizon, many are asking if they should be buying travel cash now.

British Airways passengers whose flights were cancelled as a result of the recent IT meltdown have been mistakenly told their compensation claims have been rejected even though they're eligible to claim, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

Summer holidays are looming, budgie smugglers and bikinis are being dusted off, but dreams of sun could turn to financial nightmares if you don't spot the loopholes in your travel insurance.

Travellers flying via Qatar face upheaval following a diplomatic row that has seen Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Egypt cut ties with the country – here's what you can do if affected.

Irate passengers have accused Ryanair of routinely allocating groups of travellers seats in different rows in a bid to force them to pay to sit together, with some claiming the budget airline has changed its seating policy.

British Airways passengers who were caught in the Bank Holiday IT failure are beginning to receive compensation and refunds - but it's thought tens of thousands could be eligible to claim.

Thousands of travellers flying from Gatwick have been forced to fly without their luggage this morning after the airport's baggage system broke down.