We have now amended our opening hours so that we are open for longer, making it easier for you to get in touch with us. We are now open on Saturdays and Bank Holidays from 8am until 5pm. Don’t worry, we are also still available 24 hours a day in the event of an emergency.

Undoubtedly one of the most popular countries for us beach loving Brits, Cyprus comes up trumps as a holiday destination. Easy to reach and virtually guaranteed to deliver beautiful blue skies and top temperatures, it’s no wonder. Each part of the island offers something a little different, so no visit will ever be the same!

Are you still trying to choose your annual holiday location for 2012? Being bombarded with so many stunning locations can make an already challenging task, nigh on impossible! If you are constrained by a budget or simply want some inspiration, consider our list of the top 6 holiday hotspots: Croatia Cited as an up and

From April 2012 Ryanair will start to operate 80 more flights and base 2 planes at Paphos Airport. Routes between Paphos Airport and 14 other locations have been announced, to include London Stansted Airport. These flights are on sale now.

Watching the nights drawing in, followed by the inevitable travelling home from work in the dark, always provides a great incentive to look at heading off to some European hotspots. Escape from the dull and increasingly chilly weather and hop on a flight to Cyprus. Whether you simply wish to get away from it all,

Floating in the Mediterranean Ocean, Cyprus is known as the island of love thanks to the tale of Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of love who is said to have been born in the waves off the coast here. Cyprus is a popular holiday destination as it is but if you’re looking to book your summer

Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Atlantic leads the travel entrants on the 2011 Sunday Times Rich List. He has in fact increased his wealth by £488 million to £3.085 billion in the last year and currently sits in 19th position. The Chief Executive of Ryanair, Michael O’ Leary has actually lost £38 million in

Easyjet has announced that it is increasing card processing fees with immediate effect for bookings made using credit and debit cards. The change means that Easyjet will charge customers £8 to pay with a debit card and £12.95 to book with a credit card. Previous to this change, customers were charged £5.50 to pay on

Many car rental companies are giving early booking incentives as the trend for late bookings continues. Last year, several of you were affected by the ash cloud incident or experienced delays due to strikes across the summer. This has discouraged many of you from booking too far in advance in 2011, in case you should

Research from Moneymaxim.co.uk has shown that many car rental firms have been increasing the level of excess applicable when hiring a car in a bid to keep headline prices down. The worst hit destinations tend to be in Europe where excess charges are reaching the 1,500EUR mark. It is becoming increasingly common for the excess