Honeymoon planning back on the agenda with Portsmouth travel agent

Honeymoon couple in a hammock on a beach with palm trees

With travel restrictions easing, now is the time to start thinking about that dream honeymoon.

Great news for nearlyweds as it opens up so many beautiful destinations for the perfect honeymoon, but how do you keep track of the entry requirements for each destination? With so many different regulations across the globe it can be pretty confusing for couples trying to plan theirpost-wedding getaway.

Although, according to personal travel consultantin Portsmouth and Southsea Nick Horne, it doesn't have to be.

He advises, "Just let your travel agent know the type of honeymoon you're dreaming of. They will have the most current knowledge to navigate the requirements and get you the perfect experience. If you're looking for advice online, only use information from accredited government websites as third parties may not reflect the latest information. The really great news is that operators and suppliers are fully gearing up for the 2022 season with much of 2023 already available to secure so honeymoons are well and truly back!"

NICK'S TOP TIP
Looking for somewhere hot with low entry/return requirements anddirect flights? Try the beautiful Caribbean island of St Lucia, or Indian Oceangem Mauritius.

For more information go to www.nicholashorne.notjusttravel.com

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