Value for money and adventurous courses are enticing potential university students from around the world, reports Press Association.

Flights abroad may be but a dream for some families as new green taxes look set raise to the price of some holidays by as much £450.

Many ski resorts in Scotland have been forced to close due to horrific weather in the region.

Parents of college students in Plymouth are being invited to learn more about university fees.

The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) has revealed its predictions for the holiday industry in 2012, with more consumers expected to seek adventure and exploration holidays.

Holidaymakers will have a little extra cash to spend on their vacations following a ban on excessive debit and credit card surcharges, BBC News reports.

Contestants of this year's 'Shipwrecked: The Island' are providing just the boost the Cook Islands need, according to the island's tourist board.

A fifth of the nation will be grounded this Christmas because they can't afford to go on holiday, a survey has found.

Commuters, students and casual rail users are up in arms after the Association of Train Operating Companies announced a rail fare price hike of 5.9 per cent starting January 2012, reports BBC News.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have cancelled a skiing trip this winter amidst fears it would send out "the wrong signal" during the economic downturn.

Although it has never been an inexpensive option, those hoping to enter into postgraduate study should shop around to find the best deal.

Three quarters of those planning a ski holiday are hoping to spend less than last season, according to a new survey.

Brits planning a golfing holiday are most likely to choose their destination based on recommendations from friends, according to a new survey.

Brits going on skiing holidays have been urged to ensure they purchase adequate travel insurance.

A writer has given an insight into how exhilarating a vacation on the slopes can be, praising everything from the local cuisine to the "magical" post-ski swims.

The government continues to let down students when it comes to heading to university, according to the shadow minister for higher education, Shabana Mahmood.

Professional golfer Phillip Price has declared his relief after securing his European Tour card for another season.

The changes to university funding may lead to a decline in expensive lab-based degrees, it is feared.

Demand is still high for family holidays, even though times are tight in the British economy.

Huge amounts of snow has fallen across France, Switzerland and Austria today in what is being heralded as the start of the ski season.