HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR CLIENTS PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE.
We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest 'Select' Magazine packed full of holiday ideas for this year and next
Click here to read it. ebrochure.thetravelnetworkgroup.co.uk/Select/Dec19/Select-Cambourne/index.html
Our contact details are on the last page.
BREXIT UPDATE
If you are travelling before 31 January 2020
The UK will still be a member of the EU, which means that all existing travel arrangements still apply.
For example, you still have access to state medical care in any EU country as long as you have an up to date European Health Insurance Card and you can continue to use the EU/EEA passport gates.
If your travel to an EU country sees you depart the UK before 31 January 2020, but you don’t return until afterwards, please read our advice about travel after 31 January 2020 as there may be some steps you need to take to avoid any unnecessary disruption in the event of a no-deal.
If you are travelling after 31 January 2020 but before 1 January 2021
The UK will be in a transition period, meaning everything will continue to remain the same during that period and you can continue to travel as you do now.
If you are travelling after 31 December 2020 - Pease check for updates.
More information is shown on ABTA's Brexit advice page – abta.com/Brexit
You can also look at the UK Government website www.gov.uk/visit-europe-brexit
or contact us 01908 610282 ~ holidays@cambourne.co.uk
It is also important that you check the travel advice pages on
the UK Foreign Office Website before you book and then again before you travel.
You can find this advice by following this link www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest 'Select' Magazine packed full of holiday ideas for this year and next
Click here to read it. ebrochure.thetravelnetworkgroup.co.uk/Select/Dec19/Select-Cambourne/index.html
Our contact details are on the last page.
BREXIT UPDATE
If you are travelling before 31 January 2020
The UK will still be a member of the EU, which means that all existing travel arrangements still apply.
For example, you still have access to state medical care in any EU country as long as you have an up to date European Health Insurance Card and you can continue to use the EU/EEA passport gates.
If your travel to an EU country sees you depart the UK before 31 January 2020, but you don’t return until afterwards, please read our advice about travel after 31 January 2020 as there may be some steps you need to take to avoid any unnecessary disruption in the event of a no-deal.
If you are travelling after 31 January 2020 but before 1 January 2021
The UK will be in a transition period, meaning everything will continue to remain the same during that period and you can continue to travel as you do now.
If you are travelling after 31 December 2020 - Pease check for updates.
More information is shown on ABTA's Brexit advice page – abta.com/Brexit
You can also look at the UK Government website www.gov.uk/visit-europe-brexit
or contact us 01908 610282 ~ holidays@cambourne.co.uk
It is also important that you check the travel advice pages on
the UK Foreign Office Website before you book and then again before you travel.
You can find this advice by following this link www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
