Jersey

Just 11 minutes by train from Bristol and 90 from Southampton is one of Britain’s most famous cities and a world heritage spa city. Where? Well, Bath of course.

With a huge choice of flights to Southampton from Guernsey and Jersey, Hampshire is easy to get to and full of family fun, from theme parks and zoos to stunning nature and historic cities.

If you talk quietly to a NASA engineer they’ll admit that putting a man on the moon was nothing compared to developing Concorde. Check out the five best ways to spend your time in Bristol...

Local airline Blue Islands teamed up with the Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney’s Bounce Group to provide a fun-packed day-trip to Jersey for 10 children.

A new travel partnership saw families across the Channel Islands enjoy a hassle-free half-term after Guernsey-based specialist tour operator Allez Ski joined with local airline Blue Islands.

What a weekend! Blue Islands was proud to host Jersey’s first ever Freedom to Fly course, which saw 20 people randomly selected from over 300 who applied have the chance to overcome their fears of flying.

For the last few weeks we’ve been focusing on what to do, Christmas wise, at our UK destinations. But today it’s time to shine the spotlight on our home islands of Guernsey and Jersey.

Blue Islands has today announced inter-island flight schedule changes, following feedback from its consultation survey aimed at the Channel Island business community.

As the shops fill up with selection boxes, frozen turkeys, wrapping paper and fairy lights feast your eyes on what you could be getting up to in Bristol & Bath in the countdown to the big day.

Yes at it ticks into the time when it becomes socially acceptable to talk about Christmas, we thought it was time to share what’s happening where on our route map this holiday season.

Living on an island does mean from time to time weekends get a bit … samey. You know the feeling, you’ve eaten in all the restaurants, swum in every bay and walked the walks...

Blue Islands will be raising money and increasing the profile of six Channel Island charities over the coming three months, with their logos placed onto the side of one of its aircraft.