Online travel agent, loveholidays, has emailed a customer travelling to Turkey from Glasgow later this month.
They’ve shared the correspondence with the Glasgow Times, which addresses “concerns” holidaymakers may have right now.
An email to customers travelling to the region later this month with loveholidays reads: “We understand you may feel concerned about travelling to destinations close to the Middle East following the recent disruption in the area.
“The FCDO/DFA does not currently advise against travel to the specific resorts and areas where your holiday is located, even though it may advise against travel to other parts of the country.
“As a result, flights and holidays are continuing to operate as planned.
“Your safety is always our top priority.
“We are continuing to monitor the situation closely, and we would never operate holidays to destinations where the FCDO/DFA advises against all but essential travel.
“Should the advice change at any point, we will contact you directly.
“If you choose to cancel or amend your booking, our standard cancellation and amendment terms will apply.
“You can view the latest government travel advice on the FCDO or DFA website.”
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It comes as Prime Minister Keir Starmer has confirmed that the UK are now allowing the US military to use UK bases for “defensive purposes.”
Travel advice has also been given to people travelling from the UK to Turkey, Cyprus, and Greece.
The Foreign Office has changed its advice due to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
As a result of the conflict in the area, Bits are now being advised on how to travel to these countries.
Turkey
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advises against “all travel to within 10km of the border with Syria due to fighting and a heightened risk of terrorism”.
The post added: “Regional escalation poses significant security risks and has led to travel disruption.”
Cyprus
The FDCO stated: “On March 2, 2026, the Sovereign Base Areas Administration confirmed a suspected drone impact at RAF Akrotiri.
“British nationals in the Sovereign Base Areas should follow instructions from the Sovereign Base Areas Administration British Bases Cyprus Facebook British nationals in the Republic of Cyprus should follow any instructions from Cypriot local authorities.”
Loveholidays is a fast‑growing online travel agent that sells budget‑friendly package breaks.
Founded in London in 2012, loveholidays bills itself as a travel‑obsessed tech company trying to “open the world to everyone.”
It has grown into one of the UK’s fastest‑growing online travel agents, sending more than 19 million UK customers abroad and now operating across the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands.
