Monday Aug 20:

Passengers please note Hartmann Road will close from 22nd July for one month. To access pick-up and car parks please use the Eastern entrance. Traffic lights are in place on Hartmann Road for accessing the drop-off area.

Destinations

Where do you fancy going?

Winter sun or ski fun? Professional event or short business trip?

Whether you need some inspiration or know exactly where you want to travel, our destination guides will keep you fully informed.

Aberdeen

Sparkling under endless summer days and shimmering beneath the Northern Lights in winter...

Amsterdam

High culture meets good times in Amsterdam, a city as popular for museum-hopping mini-breaks as it is for raucous hen or stag trips.

Antwerp

Antwerp’s heyday may have been centuries ago, but behind its Flemish facades, a renaissance is underway.

Belfast

At once a major business hub and bona fide party town, Belfast has defied all odds to become a thriving, bustling city.

Berlin

Berlin, a heady blend of grit and glamour in the northeast of Germany is the country’s largest and most cosmopolitan city.

Bern

Bern’s cobbled streets and red-roofed houses on the banks of the Aare River give it a small-town charm.

Billund

Centrally located on the mainland of Denmark, Billund is perhaps most famous as the birthplace of LEGO...

Budapest

Hard to beat for sheer beauty, Budapest ticks every box you could want from a European city and seems to do it without trying.

Chambéry

Chambéry is both the gateway to some of the finest skiing in the French Alps and an irresistibly charming destination in its own right.

Dublin

All you need to know about traveling to and glorious Georgian architecture.

Dusseldorf

Home to historic architecture, modern art, and endless altbier in ‘the longest bar in the world’, Dusseldorf packs a lot in.

Edinburgh

Take an extinct volcano, an Old Town straight from medieval times, and elegant Georgian townhouses.

Exeter

Exeter’s colourful history has seen it survive Roman rule and bombing in the Blitz.

Faro

Most visitors to Faro simply pass through on their way to the resorts of the Algarve – which is excellent news if you do stop over.

Florence

From world-leading art galleries such as the Uffizi to some of Italy’s finest food, Florence is an unbeatable destination.

Frankfurt

Frankfurt may be known as a hub for business travellers but it͛s also home to medieval buildings, museums and a vibrant food scene.

Geneva

Set around glittering Lake Geneva, this gateway to the Alps is also the European headquarters for the United Nations.

Glasgow

People make Glasgow – so the saying goes. And it͛s true, you'll struggle to find a warmer welcome.

Granada

It may be compact, but Granada’s mix of Iberian and Arab heritage, from traditional Andalusian tapas bars to bustling bazaars...

Ibiza

You’ll certainly find such things in plentiful supply here.

Isle of Man

Think of the Isle of Man and you might think motorsport and financial institutions.

Jersey

With miles of unspoilt, surf-lapped coastline and a balmy climate, the most southerly of the Channel Islands is a truly beautiful place.

Lisbon

Centuries of reinvention and restoration pile on top of one another in Portugal’s dazzling, sun-blessed capital.

London

London is one of the world’s great capitals, a financial, political and cultural powerhouse that would take a lifetime to fully explore.

Luxembourg

This characterful capital may only cover a small area of the hilly landscape, but it’s a big enough city to be full of surprises.

Mahon

The charming harbour town of Mahon is the capital of Menorca, possibly the most laidback island in the Balearics.

Malaga

Main city of the Costa del Sol and home to one of Spain’s busiest airports, Malaga is too often dismissed simply as a transport hub.

Manchester

Manchester was hailed as the world’s first modern city in the early 19th century, and the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution...

Milan

Italy’s financial heart and the home of the national stock exchange is also a global fashion capital...

Mykonos

Welcome to the little Cyclades island with the huge reputation.

New York

Skyscrapers dwarf the avenues below, and the sidewalks thrum with life day and night.

Nice

With its peach-coloured façades, azure waters and gorgeous weather, Nice has a rosy, always-on-holiday glow.

Paris

One of Europe's truly timeless cities, home to the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and Notre-Dame – not to mention fantastic food...

Palma

If you need proof that there's more to Mallorca than sun, sea and sand, then Palma is it.

Porto

For one of the oldest cities in Europe, Porto is remarkably forward-looking.

Prague

As beautiful as Paris, as bohemian as Amsterdam, and with Europe’s best beer, Prague is a gem.

Reykjavik

Clean, green and captivating, the colourful port of Reykjavik is one of Europe's most enchanting cities.

Rotterdam

With a contemporary art scene, fantastic food and pulsating nightlife, Rotterdam has it all.

Santorini

This tiny Greek island is famous for one of the most beautiful views on earth.

Skiathos

Skiathos packs a whopping 50 beaches into just seven by four miles, alongside everything you want from a Greek island.

Venice

City, sovereign state, tourist hub, living museum... whatever your impression of Venice, this place continues to defy all logic.

Warsaw

Poland's capital is often described as one of Central and Eastern Europe's top destinations...

Zurich

Zurich may just be one of Europe's best-kept secrets.