VisitEngland have published a number of amendments to the rating scheme which have been agreed with their common partners, VisitScotland, VisitWales and the AA.

According to a recent survey by villa rental specialists Owners Direct despite selecting self-catering accommodation, 75% of Brits still choose to eat out over four times a week whilst on holiday.

From railway lines to church roofs, metal theft is an increasing problem. Boshers Holiday Home Insurance and Ecclesiastical have published some advice for owners.

Following a review of services, feedback from business and government guidance, VisitEngland has announced changes to the services it offers to accommodation providers.

After a gruelling 5-hour debate amongst the judging panel, this year’s 45 Winners in the South West Tourism Excellence Awards have been announced.

Over half (54 per cent) of all Brits have started planning their main summer break, according to new research of 5,000 British adults from TravelSupermarket.

Today at the British Museum in London the Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media & Sport, Jeremy Hunt, called on tourism businesses to back the ‘Holidays at Home are GREAT’ campaign aimed at boosting domestic tourism this year.

Travelodge have releases it's list of left behind items during 2011. With over 13 million people staying with Travelodge each year, other bizarre items left behind include a Vera Wang wedding dress, keys to a Ferrari and 100 Duchess of Cambridge masks.

Restaurants, bars and cafes across Wales are being given a chance to be listed on the first pan-Wales tourism app and mobile website to be launched during Wales Tourism Week 2012.

The Staycations boom has seen record-breaking success for holiday rental properties that let their customers book online.