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Dublin-based travel technology company Click&Go is to open a Polish office as it looks to bring its offering to the UK and other European countries. "We're looking to replicate our business model in Poland," said Paul Hackett, CEO and co-founder of the online company which offers travel packages in markets including family holidays and cruising.more

Six beaches have failed to meet minimum mandatory health standards for swimming, a new report has revealed. more

A huge fight involving about 50 people broke out on a beach at the start of the Bank Holiday weekend.more

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary says he is "hugely in favour" of a privately-owned third terminal at Dublin Airport - but stopped short of committing that the carrier would build the facility itself.more

Sixty-eight beaches have won the coveted Blue Blags awards, more than a third of bathing beaches in England. The Keep Britain Tidy campaign said the biggest winners include Cornwall Council, which achieved seven Blue Flags; Thanet District Council with six; and Torbay Council and Southend-on-Sea Borough Council, with three each.more

The best B&B in Ireland? That'll be the Joyce family's Springview Farmhouse in Urlingford, Co Kilkenny. more

The number of foreign visitors to London has smashed through the 19 million mark for the first time in another record year for tourism.more

Hundreds of metres of tunnels have been discovered at Spike Island, which have yielded up prisoners' badges and a host of military equipment, including parts of coastal defence guns.more

Officials in Poland say a Polish tourist who died in an Egyptian resort last month may have been a victim of human trafficking and organised crime.more

Egypt's naval forces rescued 23 tourists from a blaze that erupted on a boat in Hurghada on Saturday, according to a statement from the Armed Forces' official spokesperson.more

Theresa Carter, who flew with nine pals, was let on a Ryanair flight at Stansted using 15-year-old Joshua's passport - with a picture taken when he was 13.more

The six-day 'Brexit Means Brexit!' tour will shine a light on the impact of the UK's impending independence from the EU - both politically and economically - and will be led by NYT experts. Other professionals, politicians, journalists and historians will also share their knowledge with guests along the way.more

Villagers say they are delighted a beach washed away over 30 years ago has returned to Achill Island in recent weeks. For the first time since 1984, an extensively sandy beach has returned to Dooagh Bay, Co Mayo.more

The tragic news of the death of a Polish tourist in Egypt raises many questions about the causes of her death.more

THE backers of Ireland's first floating hotel and restaurant being planned for the city centre quays in Cork have supplied further information to planners in City Hall. Sick & Sore Limited lodged an application in December seeking permission to permanently moor a 100-metre luxury cruise vessel at Penrose Quay, near the Custom House, and operate as a four-star hotel.more

Britain's biggest holiday parks are hoping the Brexit-hit pound will trigger a rise in staycations after a flat performance in 2016. Turnover edged higher at the 100 largest caravan, camping and holiday parks, from £2.66bn in 2015 to £2.67bn, according to research by Ortus Secured Finance.more

The United States has issued a new terror alert for its citizens traveling to Europe this summer in light of recent terror attacks in Britain, France and Sweden.more

The amount of ocean plastic washing up on beaches around the world could be underestimated by up to 80%, according to new research being carried out in Australia.more

About 80% rose in the holiday week the scale of booking May trips compared with the period from early March to mid-April - according to the report Travelplanet.pl. more

London has been ranked only 16th - below Lille, Zurich and Montreal - in a global league table of the best places for millennials to live in. The capital scored particularly badly - coming 90th out of the 100 cities analysed - for the availability of affordable housing, and a lowly 81st for the number of music festivals compared with its population.more

The Spanish tourist had been fined €450 for swimming in Rome's Trevi fountain.more

Ryanair launched a new London Luton route to Bydgoszcz as part of its winter 2017 schedule, with a three times weekly service starting in October.more

Finland is the safest country on Earth, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF). The presence of the United Arab Emirates and Oman in the top five, and Qatar in the top 10, will no doubt surprise many given their location in the troubled Middle East.more

The view from the top of Snowdon taking in a 'magical' lake has been named as the UK's best sight. The landscape topped a poll of more than 2,500 people - beating the Three Sisters mountains in Scotland's Glencoe Valley, and Stonehenge in Wiltshire.more

The sale and consumption of alcohol at airports should have restrictions applied, according to a new report from a parliamentary select committee.more