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British holidaymakers are being warned that they could be charged up to four times as much to park at the airport if they pay when arriving rather than in advance.

Two Ayrshire seaside towns have been ranked as the worst coastal destinations in Scotland, according to visitors.

Wizz Air has been named the worst major airline for flight delays in the UK for the second year in a row, according to an investigation.

British Airways (BA) have announced it will axe a further 10,300 short-haul flights until the end of October, causing travel chaos for thousands of holiday-makers.

holidays never take off as government officials tell airline companies they can change their schedules without facing any penalty up until this Friday (June 8).

holidays face travel chaos at the UK's airports and ferry terminals – and the bad news is that experts think it might last for months.Travel bosses have now warned that the misery could drag on until this summer as operators continue to struggle with staff shortages and Covid absences.The disruption has come as a huge blow to families heading for overseas Easter breaks for the first time since pandemic restrictions ended.And the chaos has only been made worse by the continued suspension of P&O Ferries, after the firm sacked 800 workers without notice last month, reports the Mirror.Richard Ballantyne, from the British Port Authority, warned it may take­ ­several days to clear the backlog of delayed journeys, and that ferry-going passengers should even "bring food and water and prepare for long waits".Airlines have also been hit by staff absences, many Covid-related, with a total of more than 100 flights cancelled in the past week.Manchester Airport has even gone so far as to tell passengers to arrive three hours before departure to avoid missing their flights.Airport bosses said long waiting times at security could remain a feature for months – with some passengers forced to queue for 90 minutes.British Airways says the majority of its flights are going ahead – but in a precautionary move it had slightly reduced its operating schedule until the end of May.The airline recommended long-haul passengers also arrive three hours before their flight and short-haul passengers two hours ahead of take-off.Budget carrier EasyJet said it was ­continuing to operate most of its 1,500 daily flights over the weekend.But Which? travel editor Rory Boland claims some airlines had been caught out by the huge surge in travel and left

Liverpool Echo.More than half (51%) of Britannia guests surveyed said they had a problem during their stay, with cleanliness being the most common issue.The chain was rated just one star out of five for bathrooms, and two stars for seven other categories such as cleanliness, customer service and value for money.One customer said: "It was terrible. The room was dirty.

'Confused' holidaymakers face losing thousands of pounds as firms continue to demand cash for trips that will likely not go ahead, according to reports.