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UK holidaymakers will have to pay €7 to visit the EU next summer - how will the EU visa waiver scheme work?
The EU is planning to introduce a visa waiver for some non-EU citizens. We look at how the scheme will work, how to apply, and if anyone is exempt
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The 10 safest countries to visit
If you’re planning a holiday to far-flung parts, knowing the safest countries to visit is one less thing you have to worry about
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Is China winning the electric car race?
China now sells more electric cars than conventional ones within its territory. Western countries seem determined to stop them from crossing their borders. Why?
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Thornbury Castle: a castle stay with pedigree
MoneyWeek Travel Few stately hotels can rival the fascinating history of Thornbury Castle in Gloucestershire – or the opulence, says Matthew Partridge
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Wizz Air launches new unlimited flights deal – is it a good offer?
Wizz Air has launched a new All You Can Fly membership, offering unlimited flights at a yearly fixed rate. But is it worth having?
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12 activities your travel insurance might not cover
Your travel insurance might not be as adventurous as you. Make sure to check the small print, travel experts warn
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Money talks at the Edinburgh Fringe
Matthew Partridge rounds up the best money-themed shows at the Edinburgh Festival.
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Two Turkish delights: Argos in Cappadocia and Vakko Hotel & Residence, Istanbul
MoneyWeek Travel Katie Monk explores the unusual caverns of Argos in Cappadocia and the chic Vakko Hotel & Residence, located in Turkey's largest city
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Jazz Age fun in Norway: Sommerro, Oslo
MoneyWeek Travel Sommerro is the latest and swankiest hotel to open in Oslo, says Chris Carter
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