Direct Traveller's sustained growth as a North Cyprus specialist holiday tour operator is a result of comprehensive levels of service in Northern Cyprus, with informative travel consultants in the UK, and a leading representative service throughout Northern Cyprus, both in Kyrenia resort and Famagusta resort. Be confident with Direct Traveller Northern Cyprus holiday services, whether for Kyrenia holidays and Famagusta holidays in Northern Cyprus. As leading pioneers of North Cyprus direct flight holidays, e.g. with direct flights to Larnaca airport, and special offers on Kyrenia Hotels & Famagusta hotels, we now have the largest capacity for Northern Cyprus packages, and an exclusive relationship with Kyrenia hotels & Famagusta hotels in North Cyprus giving lowest cheap prices for Northern Cyprus holidays.

FAQs
1. Airport Information
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Bristol Airport - www.bristolairport.co.uk
Cardiff Airport - www.cardiffairportonline.com
Exeter Airport www.exeter-airport.co.uk
Bournemouth Airport - www.flybournemouth.com
Heathrow Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports//heathrow
Gatwick Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/gatwick
Stansted Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/stansted
Luton Airport - www.londoncityairport.com
Birmingham - Airport www.bhx.co.uk
East Midlands Airport - www.eastmidlandsairport.com
Newcastle Airport - www.newcastle-airport.co.uk
Manchester Airport - www.manchesterairport.co.uk
Humberside Airport - www.humberside-airport.co.uk
Leeds Bradford - Airport www.lbia.co.uk
Glasgow Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/glasgow
Edinburgh Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/edinburgh
Belfast International Airport - www.bial.co.uk
Belfast City Airport - www.belfastcityairport.com
Cardiff Airport - www.cardiffairportonline.com
Exeter Airport www.exeter-airport.co.uk
Bournemouth Airport - www.flybournemouth.com
Heathrow Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports//heathrow
Gatwick Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/gatwick
Stansted Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/stansted
Luton Airport - www.londoncityairport.com
Birmingham - Airport www.bhx.co.uk
East Midlands Airport - www.eastmidlandsairport.com
Newcastle Airport - www.newcastle-airport.co.uk
Manchester Airport - www.manchesterairport.co.uk
Humberside Airport - www.humberside-airport.co.uk
Leeds Bradford - Airport www.lbia.co.uk
Glasgow Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/glasgow
Edinburgh Airport - www.baa.com/main/airports/edinburgh
Belfast International Airport - www.bial.co.uk
Belfast City Airport - www.belfastcityairport.com
2. Baggage Information
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Direct Traveller operates with a number of airlines, please see below for more information on baggage information. Please note this baggage information is given for guidance allowances may change after the website publishing. For accurate information contact the airline directly.
What is the latest update on hand baggage allowance from the UK?
As of January 7th 2008, the 'one bag rule' for hand baggage per person was lifted by some airports within the UK. However some airlines continue to operate a 'one bag rule' for hand baggage, as not all airports are able to manage an increase of baggage through the security central search. Therefore customers are advised to check with their airline prior to travel to clarify what hand baggage they will be permitted to take.
Thomsonfly
Baggage may only be accepted if it is packed and secured in suitcases or similar containers and capable of withstanding reasonable handling.
Any passenger presenting baggage that is insecurely or insufficiently packed, or already damaged must sign a disclaimer waiving their right to any subsequent claim.
Checked baggage (carried in the aircraft hold)
Each passenger may check-in a maximum of 2 items of baggage, the combined weight of which must not weigh more than 20Kg. Passengers may combine their personal hold baggage allowances, although no individual piece of baggage may exceed 32Kg.
Infants have no baggage allowance/hand baggage allowance.
Hand baggage
The allowance for hand baggage is 5Kg (dimensions: L45cm x W35cm x H20cm), although laptops may be carried in addition. Each passenger may carry 1 piece of hand baggage - if you have a coat, camera or ladies handbag, this must be able to fit inside your hand baggage. Thomson regulations on size and weight must also be observed. Please refer to our Conditions of Carriage for full details. Children's pushchairs and car seats
Due to the lack of space on board the aircraft, car seats or pushchairs are not allowed in the cabin. You will usually be able to take the pushchair to the gate before it will be transported in the hold. Please check with Thomson ground staff when you check in, if you are permitted to take your pushchair to the gate. We offer carriage of pushchairs and car seats (carried in the hold of the aircraft) free of charge.
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Mytravel
Mytravel have a variety of differnet 'brands' and so we have listed below the baggage allowances and information for each one.
Airtours: 15kg (Sundeal), 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Prestige), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage), no allowance for infants under 2 years of age unless you purchase a seat on the aircraft for them.
Aspro: 15kg (Sundeal), 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Prestige), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage), no allowance for infants under 2 years of age unless you purchase a seat on the aircraft for them.
Direct Holidays: 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage)
Escapades: 15kg (Sundeal), 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Prestige), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage), no allowance for infants under 2 years of age unless you purchase a seat on the aircraft for them.
Panorama: 20kg (Standard), 5kg (hand luggage),
Manos: 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage)
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Fly Thomas Cook
Hand Baggage
Your hand baggage must not exceed 5 kg in weight or 43cm x 28cm x 23cm in size. You can pack photographic film in hand baggage as low dose X-ray machines will not affect it. Items such as knives, scissors, tweezers and laser pointers may not be carried as hand baggage and these should only be carried as hold baggage. Any sharp items found in hand baggage will be confiscated. Only one item of hand baggage per person is permitted.
Hold Baggage
The allowance is 20 kg. Hold baggage must not exceed this allowance or charges will be incurred. Individual items of luggage must not exceed 30 kg for lifting purposes.
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Monarch
How much hold baggage can I take?
Normal free baggage allowance is 20kg per passengers, however Gold and Silver Vantage Members have a 30kg free allowance. The maximum weight of any hold baggage must not exceed 32kg.
Will I be charged for excess baggage?
Yes, £5 per kilo departing from UK or 8.00 Euros departing from overseas.
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Excel Airways
Cabin Baggage
Only one piece of hand baggage per passenger will be permitted in the cabin.
Hand baggage must not exceed 45cm long x 56cm high x 25cm deep (approx 22ins x 17.7ins x 9.9ins) in dimension or 5kg in weight.
It must be able to fit under the seat or in the overhead locker.
In addition to the above, each passenger is allowed to take one normal sized carrier bag, containing duty free goods.
Hold Baggage
Most destinations offer an allowance of 20kgs per person (not including Infants). For exact allowances please contact XL.com please call them on 0870 169 0169. Whilst you can join your allowance together for the entire party, your per person allowance must not exceed 20kgs and you must make sure that no individual bag weighs over 32kgs for health and safety reasons. If it does you may be asked to repack at the airport.
Excess Baggage will be charged at L5.00 per kg Short Haul and L8.00 per kg Long Haul and will be subject to load on the day of travel, this will be payable in local currency at a resort airport.
Although Infants do not receive an allowance we are happy to carry one of the following free of charge: - Pushchair, Pram, Buggy, Travel Cot or Car Seat, we will also carry a small amount of nappies for carriage in the aircraft cabin.
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Other Airlines
The majority of scheduled and charter airlines not listed allow 20kg (44lb) per person (not infants)
If you are unsure and do not see please call our customer services team on 0845 123 5383
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Hand Baggage Advice
Following the decision to downgrade the UK terrorism threat level, the following security measures will apply at all UK BAA airports.
Each passenger is permitted to carry one item of cabin baggage through the airport security search point.
The dimensions of hand luggage must not exceed 56cm x 45cm x 25cm (22in x 17.7in x 9.8in approx), including wheels, handles and side pockets. This is equivalent to the size of a small roller suitcase.
Passengers boarding planes in EU countries are now allowed to carry liquids in containers no more than 100ml in capacity brought to the airport contained in a single, transparent, re-sealable plastic bag - itself no more than a litre in capacity.
The definition of liquids includes:
Gels, pastes, lotions, liquid/solid mixtures
The contents of pressurised containers, eg toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrups, perfume, deodorant, shaving foam, aerosols, etc The following liquids are also permitted through the airport security search point:
Prescription medicines in liquid form sufficient and essential for the flight (eg diabetic kit), as long as verified as authentic
Baby milk and liquid baby food (accompanying passenger may be asked to test this)
Once through security, passengers can buy items in the departures lounge and take them on board.
To help with the security process, passengers are also encouraged not to include items which could contain liquids (eg bottles, flasks, tubes, cans, plastic containers etc) in their cabin baggage.
All laptops and large electrical items (eg hairdryers) must be removed from the bag and placed in a tray so that such items neither obscure nor are obscured by the bag.
If passengers have any questions on their travel arrangements or security in place at airports they should contact their agent, airport or airline.
Please note this baggage information is given for guidance allowances may change after the website publishing. For accurate information contact the airline directly.
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What is the latest update on hand baggage allowance from the UK?
As of January 7th 2008, the 'one bag rule' for hand baggage per person was lifted by some airports within the UK. However some airlines continue to operate a 'one bag rule' for hand baggage, as not all airports are able to manage an increase of baggage through the security central search. Therefore customers are advised to check with their airline prior to travel to clarify what hand baggage they will be permitted to take.
Thomsonfly
Baggage may only be accepted if it is packed and secured in suitcases or similar containers and capable of withstanding reasonable handling.
Any passenger presenting baggage that is insecurely or insufficiently packed, or already damaged must sign a disclaimer waiving their right to any subsequent claim.
Checked baggage (carried in the aircraft hold)
Each passenger may check-in a maximum of 2 items of baggage, the combined weight of which must not weigh more than 20Kg. Passengers may combine their personal hold baggage allowances, although no individual piece of baggage may exceed 32Kg.
Infants have no baggage allowance/hand baggage allowance.
Hand baggage
The allowance for hand baggage is 5Kg (dimensions: L45cm x W35cm x H20cm), although laptops may be carried in addition. Each passenger may carry 1 piece of hand baggage - if you have a coat, camera or ladies handbag, this must be able to fit inside your hand baggage. Thomson regulations on size and weight must also be observed. Please refer to our Conditions of Carriage for full details. Children's pushchairs and car seats
Due to the lack of space on board the aircraft, car seats or pushchairs are not allowed in the cabin. You will usually be able to take the pushchair to the gate before it will be transported in the hold. Please check with Thomson ground staff when you check in, if you are permitted to take your pushchair to the gate. We offer carriage of pushchairs and car seats (carried in the hold of the aircraft) free of charge.
Top of Baggage Information
Mytravel
Mytravel have a variety of differnet 'brands' and so we have listed below the baggage allowances and information for each one.
Airtours: 15kg (Sundeal), 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Prestige), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage), no allowance for infants under 2 years of age unless you purchase a seat on the aircraft for them.
Aspro: 15kg (Sundeal), 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Prestige), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage), no allowance for infants under 2 years of age unless you purchase a seat on the aircraft for them.
Direct Holidays: 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage)
Escapades: 15kg (Sundeal), 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Prestige), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage), no allowance for infants under 2 years of age unless you purchase a seat on the aircraft for them.
Panorama: 20kg (Standard), 5kg (hand luggage),
Manos: 20kg (Standard), 30kg (Premier Gold), 5kg (Hand luggage)
Top of Baggage Information
Fly Thomas Cook
Hand Baggage
Your hand baggage must not exceed 5 kg in weight or 43cm x 28cm x 23cm in size. You can pack photographic film in hand baggage as low dose X-ray machines will not affect it. Items such as knives, scissors, tweezers and laser pointers may not be carried as hand baggage and these should only be carried as hold baggage. Any sharp items found in hand baggage will be confiscated. Only one item of hand baggage per person is permitted.
Hold Baggage
The allowance is 20 kg. Hold baggage must not exceed this allowance or charges will be incurred. Individual items of luggage must not exceed 30 kg for lifting purposes.
Top of Baggage Information
Monarch
How much hold baggage can I take?
Normal free baggage allowance is 20kg per passengers, however Gold and Silver Vantage Members have a 30kg free allowance. The maximum weight of any hold baggage must not exceed 32kg.
Will I be charged for excess baggage?
Yes, £5 per kilo departing from UK or 8.00 Euros departing from overseas.
Top of Baggage Information
Excel Airways
Cabin Baggage
Only one piece of hand baggage per passenger will be permitted in the cabin.
Hand baggage must not exceed 45cm long x 56cm high x 25cm deep (approx 22ins x 17.7ins x 9.9ins) in dimension or 5kg in weight.
It must be able to fit under the seat or in the overhead locker.
In addition to the above, each passenger is allowed to take one normal sized carrier bag, containing duty free goods.
Hold Baggage
Most destinations offer an allowance of 20kgs per person (not including Infants). For exact allowances please contact XL.com please call them on 0870 169 0169. Whilst you can join your allowance together for the entire party, your per person allowance must not exceed 20kgs and you must make sure that no individual bag weighs over 32kgs for health and safety reasons. If it does you may be asked to repack at the airport.
Excess Baggage will be charged at L5.00 per kg Short Haul and L8.00 per kg Long Haul and will be subject to load on the day of travel, this will be payable in local currency at a resort airport.
Although Infants do not receive an allowance we are happy to carry one of the following free of charge: - Pushchair, Pram, Buggy, Travel Cot or Car Seat, we will also carry a small amount of nappies for carriage in the aircraft cabin.
Top of Baggage Information
Other Airlines
The majority of scheduled and charter airlines not listed allow 20kg (44lb) per person (not infants)
If you are unsure and do not see please call our customer services team on 0845 123 5383
Top of Baggage Information
Hand Baggage Advice
Following the decision to downgrade the UK terrorism threat level, the following security measures will apply at all UK BAA airports.
Each passenger is permitted to carry one item of cabin baggage through the airport security search point.
The dimensions of hand luggage must not exceed 56cm x 45cm x 25cm (22in x 17.7in x 9.8in approx), including wheels, handles and side pockets. This is equivalent to the size of a small roller suitcase.
Passengers boarding planes in EU countries are now allowed to carry liquids in containers no more than 100ml in capacity brought to the airport contained in a single, transparent, re-sealable plastic bag - itself no more than a litre in capacity.
The definition of liquids includes:
Gels, pastes, lotions, liquid/solid mixtures
The contents of pressurised containers, eg toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrups, perfume, deodorant, shaving foam, aerosols, etc The following liquids are also permitted through the airport security search point:
Prescription medicines in liquid form sufficient and essential for the flight (eg diabetic kit), as long as verified as authentic
Baby milk and liquid baby food (accompanying passenger may be asked to test this)
Once through security, passengers can buy items in the departures lounge and take them on board.
To help with the security process, passengers are also encouraged not to include items which could contain liquids (eg bottles, flasks, tubes, cans, plastic containers etc) in their cabin baggage.
All laptops and large electrical items (eg hairdryers) must be removed from the bag and placed in a tray so that such items neither obscure nor are obscured by the bag.
If passengers have any questions on their travel arrangements or security in place at airports they should contact their agent, airport or airline.
Please note this baggage information is given for guidance allowances may change after the website publishing. For accurate information contact the airline directly.
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3. Booking FAQs
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All tickets are issued on a non-refundable / non-endorsable basis unless otherwise stated. Conditions under which cancellations can be made are explained in our booking terms and conditions.
3.02
We require your cancellation in writing prior to departure, either by email to Admin@DirectTraveller.com or in writing to Direct Traveller 42 Hawks Road, Kingston Upon Thames, KT13EG. For more information please see our terms and condition
3.03
e-ticketing allows for an easier and more convenient way of travelling because the e-ticket confirms your air ticket purchase without the need for a hard-copy record. The airline you're flying with stores all the ticket data on its own computer which means there is no ticket for you to collect and - more importantly - no ticket for you to lose. With an e-ticket, all you need to do is go straight to the check-in desk with a reference number.
3.04
When you complete your booking with Direct Traveller, which will happen after you have submitted your credit card details and pressed the confirm button. Your booking is only complete once you reach this confirmation page. You will also be sent a confirmation email shortly afterwards. Both the email and the confirmation page contain the details and price of your order, along with your order number. You should quote this order number if you need to get in touch with us, as it will help us to identify your order. If you do not see the confirmation page or receive the email, your booking may not have been confirmed.
3.05
You can book Scheduled flights 330 days in advance (this applies to both the outbound and the return flights). Charter Flights are bookable up to 450 days in advance.
3.06
Each airline has its own Baggage Allowance. Please consult your Travel Consultant or the airline directly.
3.07
Tickets are normally issued to Direct Traveller approximately 14 days prior your departure , once we have recieved these we will forward these tickets to you 7-10 days prior to departure.
4. Electronic Ticketing
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You will be required to present two forms of identification at the check-in desk to include your passport and one of the following, credit card, driving licence or frequent flyer card. You will need to present these at check-in on the day of your departure. The airline will access your electronic ticket record when you check-in for your flight. A boarding pass will be issued to you just as when you present a paper ticket.
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E-ticketing allows for an easier and more convenient way of travelling because the e-ticket confirms your air ticket purchase without the need for a hard-copy record. The airline you're flying with stores all the ticket data on its own computer which means there is no ticket for you to collect and - more importantly - no ticket for you to lose. With an e-ticket, all you need to do is go straight to the check-in desk with a reference number.
5. North Cyprus Useful Information
5.01
In 2003 the border restrictions between North Cyprus and Cyprus were eased. Locals could cross the borders for a limited period on a daily basis. This then expanded to all tourists being allowed through the borders for a daily basis.
In 2004 when Cyprus joined the EU, the border restrictions were completely removed with tourists able to cross freely between both sides for any length of duration.
Direct Traveller was the first operator to introduce this pioneering opportunity for holiday makers.
For two years Direct Traveller solely offered holidays through Larnaca airport. In 2007 Direct Travelleralso introduced holiday makers the option of flying Via Turkey to Ercan. To date Direct Traveller holds its recognized status in the market as the leading operator offering direct flight holidays through Larnaca. Our specialist services mean we can provide holiday makers with a hassle free travel experience.
In 2004 when Cyprus joined the EU, the border restrictions were completely removed with tourists able to cross freely between both sides for any length of duration.
Direct Traveller was the first operator to introduce this pioneering opportunity for holiday makers.
For two years Direct Traveller solely offered holidays through Larnaca airport. In 2007 Direct Travelleralso introduced holiday makers the option of flying Via Turkey to Ercan. To date Direct Traveller holds its recognized status in the market as the leading operator offering direct flight holidays through Larnaca. Our specialist services mean we can provide holiday makers with a hassle free travel experience.
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The unit of currency in North Cyprus is Turkish Lira (TL).
Direct Traveller recommends that its customers change a majority of their money when they get to the island the reason for this is the approximate exchange rate fluctuates daily, but many businesses in North Cyprus will accept Euro, Sterling Pound, US Dollars, and Cyprus Pounds.
Alternatively if you like you can use your credit or debit card.
Direct Traveller recommends that its customers change a majority of their money when they get to the island the reason for this is the approximate exchange rate fluctuates daily, but many businesses in North Cyprus will accept Euro, Sterling Pound, US Dollars, and Cyprus Pounds.
Alternatively if you like you can use your credit or debit card.
5.03
240 Volts AC , 50 Hz throughout the country. Hotels in North Cyprus have sockets that are the British 3-pin variety.
5.04
Health services are extremely good in North Cyprus and there are good hospitals and medical facilities. Direct Traveller does not to Northern Cyprus do not require any medical treatments prior to entry.
5.05
1 January - New Year's Day
23 April - Children's Festival
1 May - Youth and Sports Day
20 July - Peace and Freedom Day
1 August - TMT Day
30 August - Victory Day
29 October - Turkish Republic Day
15 November - Proclamation of T.R. of Northern Cyprus
There are also 2 Religious days, according to the lunar calendar Ramazan Bayram and Kurban Bayram, each of 3 days duration.
23 April - Children's Festival
1 May - Youth and Sports Day
20 July - Peace and Freedom Day
1 August - TMT Day
30 August - Victory Day
29 October - Turkish Republic Day
15 November - Proclamation of T.R. of Northern Cyprus
There are also 2 Religious days, according to the lunar calendar Ramazan Bayram and Kurban Bayram, each of 3 days duration.
5.06
Shops in North Cyprus are open Mondays to Saturdays from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm and 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm during the summer months. In the winter seasons, this is the same but do not close at lunch times.
5.07
For customers that would like to call internally when on holiday in North Cyprus then all you will you will need is the code 0392 plus the local number.
When calling from the U.K the code is 0090-392 plus the number.
If you would like to call from North Cyprus to the U.K you will need the dialling code 0044
When calling from the U.K the code is 0090-392 plus the number.
If you would like to call from North Cyprus to the U.K you will need the dialling code 0044
5.08
Upon arrival our representatives welcome you to Cyprus, accompanying you to our experienced driver.
You are then transferred in an air-conditioned vehicle to North Cyprus.
En-route you pause for a couple of minutes, giving opportunity for our driver to process the brief border crossing regulatory controls. Our driver will ask for your passports, and will show the border control officers for you.
Unlike other operators, Direct Traveller Larnaca transfers are direct. You are not asked to change vehicle, or even interact with anybody.
You are then transferred in an air-conditioned vehicle to North Cyprus.
En-route you pause for a couple of minutes, giving opportunity for our driver to process the brief border crossing regulatory controls. Our driver will ask for your passports, and will show the border control officers for you.
Unlike other operators, Direct Traveller Larnaca transfers are direct. You are not asked to change vehicle, or even interact with anybody.
5.09
North Cyprus clock operates on Eastern European time, which is +2 hours ahead of GMT.
5.10
Larnaca to Kyrenia will take approximately 1hr 20mins
Larnaca to Famagusta will take approximately 35mins
Travelling with Direct Traveller, the specialist operator offering the direct flight services, not only means a most competitive price, but experienced and fully trained personnel at hand to look after you during your entire stay – making a harmonious holiday experience.
Larnaca to Famagusta will take approximately 35mins
Travelling with Direct Traveller, the specialist operator offering the direct flight services, not only means a most competitive price, but experienced and fully trained personnel at hand to look after you during your entire stay – making a harmonious holiday experience.
5.11
North Cyprus is lucky enough to be given endless amounts of sunshine and enjoys one of the healthiest climates in the world.
On average Cyprus has an annual temperature of about 20C /68F.
The summers are very hot with July and August averaging over 30C / 90F.
The coldest months are January and February with a mean temperature of 10C / 50F.
Making a holiday in North Cyprus even more appealing.
On average Cyprus has an annual temperature of about 20C /68F.
The summers are very hot with July and August averaging over 30C / 90F.
The coldest months are January and February with a mean temperature of 10C / 50F.
Making a holiday in North Cyprus even more appealing.
6. Travel Insurance
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It is our policy that all clients travelling with us are fully insured. Therefore, we require all customers to make use of our comprehensive insurance cover, unless they make personal arrangements for an equivalent or superior cover. You should you take out holiday insurance? To cover cancellation, personal accident, illness and loss / theft of personal possessions and / or money. If you require insurance you can book it through us.
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7. Useful Links
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The United Kingdom Passport Service - UKPS
Please see http://www.ukpa.gov.uk for further information
Association of British Travel Agents - ABTA
Please see www.abta.com for further information
Air Travel Organisers' Licensing - ATOL
Please see www.caa.co.uk/atol for further information
Department for Transport- DFT
Please see www.dft.gov.uk for further information
Reference to Foreign & Commonwealth Office advise
www.fco.gov.uk/knowbeforeyougo
Please see http://www.ukpa.gov.uk for further information
Association of British Travel Agents - ABTA
Please see www.abta.com for further information
Air Travel Organisers' Licensing - ATOL
Please see www.caa.co.uk/atol for further information
Department for Transport- DFT
Please see www.dft.gov.uk for further information
Reference to Foreign & Commonwealth Office advise
www.fco.gov.uk/knowbeforeyougo




