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The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) are advising Irish holidaymakers travelling in destinations where wildfires are affecting parts of southern Europe, including Spain and south west France, to remain vigilant, follow local authority guidance and stay informed throughout their trip.

Travel enthusiasts are invited to discover a world of new adventures when Travel Department launches its eagerly anticipated 2027 holiday programme at Fahy Travel on Wednesday, June 25.

Brian Fulton of the Travel Department, one of Ireland’s leading guided holiday providers, with more than 30 years of experience, will be present at Fahy Travel Bridge Street on Thursday, June 25, to launch their new brochure. Specialising in fully guided group holidays, Travel Department offers carefully curated travel experiences to a wide range of destinations across Europe and beyond, combining expert planning, local knowledge and exceptional customer service.

Seán Canney TD, Minister of State for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rail and Ports and Leader in Cabinet of the Independent Ministers, has urged people booking holidays in the next couple of weeks to check that their passports are in date before booking flights or making travel arrangements.

The experienced team of renowned cruise experts, Fahy Travel on Bridge St, have been hard at work, sourcing and sampling some of the wide range of river cruises it has on offer.

One of Galway's oldest family businesses and one of Ireland's most established travel companies, Fahy Travel was founded initially as a shipping company by Kate Fahy in the 1880s.

Proving to be a popular option for families who are seeking to depart from a local hotel for their 2025 summer adventure, the new direct flight from Shannon Airport to Palma, Spain has quickly become a favourite with Fahy Travel's holiday goers.

Following the collapse of FIT Travel in Germany last week, Maura Fahy, managing director of Fahy Travel, has informed and reassured Galway holiday makers ahead of the summer tourism season.

The 2023 summer season has brought unforeseen challenges, such as flight cancellations due to strikes and wildfires in parts of Europe, resulting in the evacuation of numerous holidaymakers.

The 2023 summer season has brought unforeseen challenges, such as flight cancellations due to strikes and wildfires in parts of Europe, resulting in the evacuation of numerous holidaymakers. Prolonged heatwaves in Southern Europe and severe flooding in other regions have also prompted holiday cancellations and delays. Therefore, it remains crucial for Irish consumers to safeguard their holiday plans and payments in case of any mishaps.