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  1. Do I need a visa?

  2. Do I need a passport?

  3. Do I need vaccinations?

  4. Do I need travel insurance?

  5. How old do children need to be to travel alone?

  6. How old does my baby need to be to fly?

  7. Can I fly if I'm pregnant?

  8. What are the entry requirements for Turkey?

  9. What does the European Health Insurance Card cover?

  10. How long will my passport need to be valid for when I travel?

  11. Can I fly if I've recently had an operation?

  12. Do I need to pay tourist tax for Morocco?

  13. What are the entry requirements for the Dominican Republic?

  14. What ages do child fares apply to?

  15. What currency do I need to take with me?

  16. Will I need to pay a tourist tax in Morocco?

  17. Do I need a visa to travel to Egypt?

  18. What are the entry requirements for Aruba?

  19. What are the entry requirements for the United States of America?

  20. Travel Aware - Stay Safe and Healthy Abroad

  21. Can I take currency into Tunisia?

  22. Will I need to pay a Tourist Tax in Tunisia?

  23. Do I need any extra documents to travel to Mexico?

  24. Where can I find the latest information regarding Coronavirus?

11) Can I fly if I've recently had an operation?

If you've had an operation within the 14 days before you're due to travel, you'll need to let your doctor or surgeon know about your travel plans. They'll then tell you whether you need a fitness to fly letter, and will issue one to you if needed.
 
If you've had major surgery within a few months before your holiday - operations involving your heart or lungs, for example - you'll need to get a fitness to fly letter. 

Broken bones 
If you've recently broken a bone and want to know if you're still able to travel with us, take a look at "Can I travel with a broken arm or leg?"