The introduction of ID cards in the UK may make it more straightforward for Brits to travel to Europe, one tourism expert says.

Passports are not a necessity and are only in common use because Britons have no other officially-recognised proof of identity, explains Sean Tipton, spokesperson for ABTA - The Travel Association. Read more

With qualifying close to finishing, the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is drawing closer and there will be a sharp rise in tourists heading to the country next year.

Timeshare owners can look to book their trip for the football feast, with one option being to stay at the Langebaan Country Club on the RCI network of resorts. Read more

As we all look at ways of saving money, Sarah Lee suggests destinations where you can make your cash stretch a little further. Read more

British holidaymakers, such as timeshare owners, will continue to holiday in both Greece and Spain in the eurozone, even though the exchange rate is not particularly favourable, it has been said.

People will still take holidays in the eurzone because it is so dominant, with Spain and Greece seeing huge amounts of British travellers, like timeshare users, every year, stated Sean Tipton, spokesperson for ABTA – the Travel Association. Read more