Travel is part of iloveblogs, a small group of practical publications run by Mahdi Ben Rhouma. Each page answers one question people ask before or during a trip: what goes in hand luggage, what a border check asks for, what an airline owes you when a flight goes wrong.
Where the rules come from
Every rule on a page comes from the organisation that sets or enforces it: a government (GOV.UK, the European Commission), a regulator (the UK Civil Aviation Authority), or an airport. The sources are listed at the end of each page, with a link to the exact page used. When two sources disagree, or when a rule differs between the UK and the EU, the page says so and names both.
Rules change, sometimes with little notice. Each page shows the date it was last checked. Before you travel, check the official page linked at the bottom: it is the one that counts at the airport or the border.
What these pages are not
Nothing here is legal advice, and nothing is presented as tested or experienced first-hand unless the page says exactly what was done. There are no reviews and no “best” lists.
How AI is used
Drafts are prepared with the help of AI tools, from the official sources listed on each page. Every rule, number and date is checked against those sources before a page is published, and a page whose claim cannot be traced to a source is not published.
Corrections
If a page is wrong or out of date, write to contact@iloveblogs.blog with the page address and the official source that shows the change. Corrections are made on the page itself and its “Updated” date changes.
How the site is paid for
Travel carries no display ads and sets no cookies. Pages do not carry affiliate links today. If a page ever links to a product or service that pays us a commission, the link is marked “Ad” right next to it, the sentence says that we earn a commission if you buy through it, and the link is chosen because the page already needed it, never the other way round.