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Destination Training For Travel Agents: What Questions To Ask 1000 667 James Hallam

Destination Training For Travel Agents: What Questions To Ask

Destination training allows travel agents to build the knowledge, skills, and insights necessary to offer truly unforgettable travel experiences. In this post we will outline what you might expect from your destination training, and explore how asking the right questions can help travel agents make the most of this opportunity. What is Destination Training? Destination…

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What Insurance Cover is required for an Apartment? 700 525 James Hallam

What Insurance Cover is required for an Apartment?

Owning or occupying an apartment comes with a range of insurance considerations that are often misunderstood or overlooked. While the building itself is typically insured under a block policy arranged by the managing agent, this cover rarely extends to everything inside the apartment or to the occupier’s legal responsibilities. From contents, valuables and tenants’ improvements…

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What Insurance Do You Need To Open a Pub in the UK? 1000 556 James Hallam

What Insurance Do You Need To Open a Pub in the UK?

If you want to open a pub in the UK, dedicated pub insurance will give you comprehensive cover to help you manage and mitigate numerous risks. In this post we will outline the key areas of cover that every pub owner should consider. We will also discuss a few other factors to bear in mind,…

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Risks Facing Hotels in 2026, and How To Mitigate Them 1000 667 James Hallam

Risks Facing Hotels in 2026, and How To Mitigate Them

In this post we will take a look at some of the trends and challenges that hotels may have to deal with in 2026. We will also explore how hotels and other hospitality businesses may manage and mitigate these risks. Key Risks Facing Hotels In 2026, we expect to see a range of risks continuing…

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Why Has Hairdresser Insurance Been Increasing? 1000 667 James Hallam

Why Has Hairdresser Insurance Been Increasing?

If you are a hairdresser, or you run a hair salon, then you have probably noticed a rise in the cost of hairdresser insurance over the past few years. In this post we will take a closer look at the issue, exploring some of the underlying causes and outlining how you can best protect yourself,…

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What Insurance Do I Need as a Photographer? 1000 667 James Hallam

What Insurance Do I Need as a Photographer?

If you are a professional photographer, you will need dedicated insurance to cover you, and your customers, for the specific risks associated with your role. In this post we will outline the key forms of cover for photographers, including some forms of cover that you may be required to get by law. What Insurance Do…

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What AI Tools Are Travel Agents Using and How Do They Affect The Industry? 1000 667 James Hallam

What AI Tools Are Travel Agents Using and How Do They Affect The Industry?

Many travel agents have turned to advanced AI tools to help them in their day to day role. In this post we will look at some of the key AI tools travel agents are using, and explore how they are changing the industry. How Travel Agents Are Using AI There are a number of uses…

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What Does Solicitors Professional Indemnity Insurance Cover? 1000 667 James Hallam

What Does Solicitors Professional Indemnity Insurance Cover?

Professional indemnity insurance is an essential form of cover for all solicitors and law firms. In this post we will explain what solicitors professional indemnity insurance covers; to help you understand why you need it. What Is Professional Indemnity Insurance? Professional indemnity insurance, sometimes referred to as PI insurance, can cover law firms, along with…

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Beach Huts vs Second Homes: Mudeford Owners Push Back on Council Tax Reclassification 1000 750 James Hallam

Beach Huts vs Second Homes: Mudeford Owners Push Back on Council Tax Reclassification

Beach hut owners on Mudeford Spit, Dorset, are investigating the legal basis of proposals that could see their huts reclassified as second homes for council tax purposes. BCP Council, which covers Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, plans to remove discounted tax rates on the iconic sandbank huts, meaning more than 300 owners may have to pay…

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