What do I need to do before I travel?

Things you may need to do before you go include checking travel advice, ensuring your passport is valid, applying for EHIC, checking entry requirements for other countries, understanding rules for taking food and drink into EU countries, taking plants and plant products into EU countries, checking driving requirements, and arranging pet travel if needed.

How do I check in online for my cruise?

You can book your shore-excursions, spa treatments, check your holiday details and check-in for your holidays online by clicking on your cruise operator. Supported cruise lines include AmaWaterways, American Cruise Lines, Azamara, Celebrity Cruises, Cunard, Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, P&O Cruises, Princess Cruises, and Royal Caribbean International.

What travel documents do I need?

You will need a valid passport, appropriate visas for your destination, travel insurance covering the entire duration of your holiday, and depending on your destination, you may need an ESTA (for USA travel), eTA (for Canada travel), or other electronic travel authorisations.

Do I need travel insurance?

Yes, it is a requirement that all passengers are covered by appropriate travel insurance for the entire duration of the holiday.

What is an ESTA and do I need one?

ESTA is an Electronic System for Travel Authorization required for travel to the USA. You may not be eligible for ESTA if you have a British passport that describes your nationality as something other than 'British Citizen', your passport has been extended by 12 months under exceptional measures, your passport doesn't include certain security features, you've been arrested for certain crimes, you're a dual national of Iran, Iraq, Sudan, or Syria, or you've travelled to these countries since March 2011.

What is an eTA for Canada?

From 15 March 2016, visitors travelling to Canada by air need an electronic travel authorisation (eTA) to enter Canada. Exceptions include U.S. citizens and travellers with a valid Canadian visa. If you're travelling by land or sea, you won't need an eTA when you enter Canada.

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