Top five hidden natural wonders in Vietnam you need to visit.

The health and safety of guests should be a top priority for any tourist accommodation establishment. Whether it’s a hotel, resort, cruise ship, or vacation rental, the environment in which guests eat, drink, swim, and sleep play a vital role in their overall experience.

Here you'll find answers to questions on what to do if you have a complaint about your holiday, including information about ABTA's Arbitration Scheme and how ABTA can help you with your holiday complaint.

With spring right around the corner, March offers a number of magnificent celebrations around the globe.

We’ve identified ‘baecations’ as one of the travel trends for this year as more and more travellers are now going on holiday with their significant other.

A 2022 survey by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) revealed that, on average, travel managers estimate their companies’ domestic business travel volume had returned to 63% of pre-pandemic levels.

As we prepare to host the ABTA Travel Finance Conference in March 2025, we’ve spent some time thinking about where travel is as a sector and the most important areas for our clients in 2025 and beyond.

As the UK travel sector continues to grow, small and medium-sized travel companies face a critical challenge: how to develop and retain talented staff in an increasingly competitive market. This is where apprenticeships offer a powerful solution, providing a structured pathway to develop both new talent and existing staff while accessing significant government support.

Download our assets which showcase our destinations to watch in 2025 and highlight five things to do in each destination.

By February, the travel industry hits full throttle, fuelled by a surge in bookings that kicked off on Sunshine Saturday, the first Saturday of January and a key moment for holiday bookings. As UK consumers plan their dream getaways inspired by the post-holiday season and winter blues, the question arises: is your travel business ready to thrive in this high-stakes season?

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It is not uncommon for tour operators to seek to control the use of their brand by restricting the use of it by travel agents selling their holidays. One particular restriction that is seen is the prohibition on the agent using one or more trademarks belonging to the operators on Google Adwords. This is because the tour operator wants to ensure that any searches on Google trigger results relating to its website and not those of its agents. This article considers whether such a restriction would be enforceable under UK and EU competition laws.