Ferry News - July 2009
Ferry Online Travel News
← | 2009 Index | →
Britons head abroad on August weather forecast
UK travel companies expect a rise in last–minute bookings after a turnabout in the Met forecast.
UK holiday destinations swarming with Britons
Holiday hotspots around Britain are reporting a sharp bookings as families choose to take domestic breaks.
Illegal UK migrants terrify ferry passengers
Gangs of migrants in Calais target UK holidaymakers in attempted “highway robberies”.
Ferry breakdown seen as message from God
The vessel’s first scheduled Sunday crossing between the Scottish mainland and Lewis was cancelled.
Dubai may not be permanent QE2 home
The QE2’s new owner is said to be looking at options that might see the famous ocean liner become a floating hotel.
Brits top European worst tourist list
European hoteliers say UK holidaymakers are the worst-behaved tourists.
Ferry leaves watertight doors open
A cross-Channel operator reportedly left watertight doors open regularly during crossings.
Cruising towards success with Canyon Ranch
Canyon Ranch’s Spaclub will be featured on the new Marina cruise ships
France VAT cut may increase Brit arrivals
Cafés and restaurants are seeing a VAT reduction that may offset the weak pound
← Ferry News - June 2009 | 2009 Index | Ferry News - August 2009 →