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Cancer Research UK said airline passengers do not face any additional risk from cosmic radiation

No radiation risk to air passengers

Travellers who fly regularly do not have an increased risk of developing cancer, leading experts have said.

Lufthansa confirmed it cancelled about 200 flights to and from Frankfurt as a strike by ground staff continued

Frankfurt flights hit due to strike

Frankfurt-bound passengers might want to ensure they have taken out travel insurance as a strike by ground staff at the airport looks set to continue until Wednesday.

People in Vietnam have been urged to avoid contact with poultry and pigs (AP)

Vietnam reports H3N2 swine flu case

Vietnam has urged citizens and holidaymakers not to eat pork or poultry from animals that were sick or died of unknown causes after the first human case of H3N2 swine flu contracted from pigs was reported in the country.

Carnival Legend is to sail its first extended programme from the UK next year

Carnival adds to cruises from UK

The Baltic and the Mediterranean are among the cruise destinations to be included in Carnival Legend's first extended programme from the UK, the firm has announced.

Tour operators and ski resorts have been urged to make the safety of holidaymakers their number-one priority

Safety 'must be priority' on slopes

A call has been made to ski tour operators and resorts to make safety their main focus following repeat cases of accidents on the slopes.

Passengers were left stranded after the announcement

Air Australia cancels all flights

Budget airline Air Australia has gone into voluntary administration, cancelling all flights and leaving thousands of holidaymakers stranded.

Watersports fans from all over the world will likely be interested in the new park

New Zealand watersports park opens

Holidaymakers in search of a watersports thrill need look no further than a new purpose-built park on the North Island of New Zealand.

Jet lag disturbs the sleep cycle and makes illness more likely, according to Yale researchers

Jet lag makes illness more likely

Evidence has been found to suggest that you are more likely to become sick when jet-lagged.

US health officials have urged people to get vaccinated against measles after 13 cases were confirmed in Indiana

Warning over measles cases in US

Holidaymakers planning to travel to the US have been urged to take out medical travel insurance after a total of 13 measles cases were confirmed in Indiana.

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