Remember to always check if there is a lifeguard and a flag warning system in place. If so, make sure that you know what the flags mean, especially those that may tell you when and where it is dangerous to swim.  An example of the meaning of beach flags is found on the RNLI website – remember, these flags apply to the coastal waters around Britain and may not be replicated elsewhere – the simple rule is, if in doubt, speak to the the local coast lifeguards! Read More

If you intend to take part in any hazardous sporting activity, follow these simple rules: Read More

In many countries, there are areas which are unsafe for travellers to visit, because of the risk of violence. Read More

Terrorism, Natural Disasters, Crime, Scams, Accidents are unfortunately, sometimes part of the holiday experience!  Use our checklist to guide you on Safety and Security considerations before you go on holiday: Read More

During the current International tensions and concerns on terrorism, HolidayTravelWatch recommends that care and respect be practiced at all times. Read More

Travel presents challenges even to the most able bodied traveller. Each of the subheadings within this site will equally apply to those falling under this heading. Read More

The growth of the ‘pink pound’ has seen a rapid growth in resorts and operators providing ‘specialist’ travel packages for Gay & Lesbian persons. You should remember the provisions of the Package Travel Regulations also apply to these ‘specialist’ holiday areas. Read More