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Cruises from Newcastle with Ambassador Cruise Line: No-Fly Holidays from the North East
For travellers in Newcastle, Northumberland, Durham, Teesside and across the North East, a cruise holiday can begin remarkably close to home. Ambassador Cruise Line offers no-fly cruises from Newcastle’s Port of Tyne, removing the need for airport queues, restrictive airline baggage allowances or a long journey to one of the southern cruise terminals.
Northern Lights Holidays from Newcastle: Dark Skies, Arctic Nights and the Aurora Borealis
For travellers in the North East, seeing the Northern Lights has never felt more achievable. With selected Transun Northern Lights departures from Newcastle Airport, you can begin your Arctic adventure close to home, without the hassle of travelling south before your holiday has even started.
Verona Opera Festival Break: 3-Night Italy Holiday at the Arena di Verona
Some holidays are about switching off. Others are about experiencing something you will talk about for years afterwards. A Verona Opera Festival break sits firmly in the second category, combining a romantic Italian city break with one of Europe’s most iconic cultural events.
New easyJet Winter 2026 Routes from Newcastle and UK Airports: New City Break and Winter Sun Options
easyJet has launched ten brand-new routes for Winter 2026, and they are already on sale. Whether you are planning a winter city break, a Christmas market getaway, a ski holiday, a winter sun escape, or a European weekend break, these new easyJet routes offer plenty of inspiration.
Prague and Berlin: A Two-City Break That Really Works
There are some city breaks that look good on paper, and then there are the ones that work beautifully in real life. Our recent trip to Prague and Berlin definitely fell into the second category.
Things to Do in Pula, Croatia: Roman Ruins, Beaches and Adriatic Charm
Located at the southern tip of Croatia’s Istrian peninsula, Pula is a historic coastal city that blends ancient Roman heritage with Adriatic seaside charm. For travellers searching for things to do in Pula, the city offers an appealing mix of Roman ruins, Adriatic beaches, lively festivals, and relaxed Mediterranean culture.
Rome in 3 Days: A Complete Itinerary, Hotel & Restaurant Guide
Rome is one of those cities that rewards planning. It can feel overwhelming, crowded and chaotic — or seamless, romantic and unforgettable. We recently returned from a three‑day Rome city break to celebrate a birthday, and it reminded us why this remains one of the most compelling short holidays from the UK.
The Traveler’s ROI: Assessing Comfort, Timing, and Value Across the Cabins
For many, travel planning begins and ends with finding the cheapest flight. But at One Extra Night, we believe that approach often misses the point entirely. While a flight ticket presents a clear "price," true "value" is a far more nuanced metric, especially for the discerning traveller.
Best Travel Deals with One Extra Night Travel for Stress-Free Holidays
A holiday doesn’t begin at the airport. It starts long before that — at the moment you find a trip that feels right, not just cheap.
Most people assume that once flights and hotels are booked, the hard work is done. In reality, how a holiday is planned has a huge impact on how relaxed you feel in the weeks leading up to departure. The right travel deal removes uncertainty and lets you enjoy the anticipation instead of second-guessing every choice.
Cheap Flights Can Cost You Holiday Time: Why Flight Times Matter More Than Price
Low-cost and budget airlines often promote eye-catching fares that look irresistible at first glance. When you’re planning a short break or a long weekend, a cheap flight can seem like the obvious choice. But what’s often hidden behind the headline price is something far more valuable than money: your holiday time.
How We Help Clients Plan a Holiday When They Don’t Know Where to Go Yet
Modern travellers are better informed than ever, yet often less confident about choosing the right trip. Online booking platforms are excellent at showing options, but poor at helping people decide between them. Most travellers aren’t choosing between countries; they’re choosing between outcomes. They want rest, stimulation, quality time, or something meaningful to look forward to.
Hike the Great Ocean Walk: Australia’s Iconic Coastal Trail
Embark on a focused, well‑paced seven‑day hike along one of Australia’s most impressive coastlines. Starting and finishing in Melbourne, the Great Ocean Walk takes you through rugged forest, open beaches, steep sea cliffs and striking rock formations — a route that balances challenge with reward.
Visiting Djerba Island: A Complete UK Traveller’s Guide
Djerba Island in Tunisia offers warm seas, long sandy beaches and a relaxed holiday atmosphere that suits families, couples and culture‑seekers alike. This guide covers how to get there from the UK, where to stay and the types of holidays you can expect
Rovaniemi: The Ultimate Christmas Market Experience in the Heart of Lapland
If you’re looking for the most magical Christmas market in the world, look no further than Rovaniemi, the “official hometown of Santa Claus.”
Foreign Office issues new guidance before EES launch
British holidaymakers travelling to Europe are being advised to plan ahead as the European Union prepares to introduce its new Entry/Exit System (EES) next week. Coming into effect on 12 October 2025, the EES will apply to all non-EU nationals, including UK citizens, entering countries within the Schengen area.
48 Hours in Rome
Rome is a city that rewards a little planning. With two days you can see headline sights without rushing, eat brilliantly, and still find time to wander the lanes and piazzas that make the city so memorable. This guide gives you a relaxed, well‑paced weekend plan from the UK, plus practical tips people actually need on the ground.
Strasbourg Christmas Market 2025 – The Capital of Christmas
Strasbourg is often called the “Capital of Christmas,” and for good reason. Home to the Christkindelsmärik, one of Europe’s oldest Christmas markets dating back to 1570, the city transforms every winter into a dazzling wonderland.
Venice Film Festival 2025 & Northern Italy Travel Guide
Every late summer, the spotlight of world cinema turns to Venice. The Venice International Film Festival (27 August – 6 September 2025) is more than just a celebration of film—it’s a glamorous meeting point of culture, history, and timeless Italian style. For travellers from the UK, it’s also the perfect reason to visit Venice at one of its most atmospheric times, and to combine it with nearby treasures like Verona and Lake Como.
British Airways Holidays 2025 Report: Where UK Travellers Are Heading Next
The British Airways Holidays 2025 Travel Trends Report captures how British travellers are shaping their holidays this year. Agadir’s surge in popularity reflects the search for affordable sunshine, while places like Nashville and Koh Samui show a growing appetite for culture and new experiences. At the same time, familiar favourites such as New York, Dubai and Tenerife continue to anchor UK travel habits.
The Rise of Solo Travel in 2025: Why More People Are Choosing to Travel Alone
In 2025, more and more people in the UK are deciding to travel on their own. What used to seem unusual is now becoming common, with solo trips seen as fun, freeing and even good for your wellbeing. People aren’t just going solo because no one else is available—they’re doing it because they want to.