Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast

Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast

Simon Calder is the Independent’s travel correspondent, the UK’s leading travel journalist. From news updates to discussions with experts, Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast will bring you all you need to know from the world of travel.

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Episoder(1358)

May 17th - In praise of train operator apps

May 17th - In praise of train operator apps

The sermon today is Smart Save. Never heard of it? Well, it’s the name given by LNER, the train operator on the East Coast main line from London to Yorkshire, northeast England and Scotland, for speci...

17 Mai 20227min

May 16th - Fact-checking the latest train fare-bashing news story

May 16th - Fact-checking the latest train fare-bashing news story

A Sunderland football fan is travelling to London via ­Menorca to watch a match at Wembley, as it’s cheaper to fly on a budget airline than getting a train or bus, papers have reported this week. Jame...

16 Mai 20229min

May 13th - The trains, they are a-changing

May 13th - The trains, they are a-changing

On Sunday the rail schedules in Great Britain will undergo their usual summer update – with winners and losers across the nation.Of course this podcast is completely free, as is my weekly travel email...

13 Mai 20225min

May 12th - The Foreign Office comes to their senses on passports

May 12th - The Foreign Office comes to their senses on passports

Since Brexit, the rules on passport validity for British visitors to the European Union have tightened. But the UK government tells travellers the regulations are worse than they actually are.After re...

12 Mai 20227min

May 11th -  The busiest day of the year for the number of available airline seats revealed

May 11th - The busiest day of the year for the number of available airline seats revealed

Friday 12 August will be the busiest day of the year for the number of available airline seats, a leading analyst has predicted.John Grant, chief analyst at OAG, calculates that 16.1 million seats are...

11 Mai 20225min

May 10th - In praise of overbooking

May 10th - In praise of overbooking

Today's sermon: in praise of overbooking. Selling more tickets than there are seats on an aircraft can be a real benefit. When airlines do it right – and are generous in incentivising passengers to vo...

10 Mai 20227min

May 9th - Could Ireland's public transport fare plans be the blueprint for the UK?

May 9th - Could Ireland's public transport fare plans be the blueprint for the UK?

Back to the future on the railways: for the first time since 1947, fares across Ireland on trains and buses have been cut by 20 per cent. It follows the astonishing 100 per cent cut in fares in Luxemb...

9 Mai 20227min

May 6th - Sale of the half-century is upon us for European rail enthusiasts

May 6th - Sale of the half-century is upon us for European rail enthusiasts

Two bits of good news has put a spring in my step into the weekend. Overnight Ryanair has aligned with the actual European rules on passport validity. And even better than that, the sale of the half-c...

6 Mai 20227min

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