transatlanticists

Author: Philip Webb Gregg

  • A Transatlantic Airplane frying over a city in the USA

    Have Your Say: Which Transatlantic Airline is Your Favourite?

    Thinking about crossing the Atlantic and not sure which airline to pick? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! From British Airways’ elegance to Virgin Atlantic’s rock star vibe, Delta’s great deals, American Airlines’ extensive network, to Norse Atlantic’s budget-friendly approach, we’ve summed up the top 5 for you. Ready to take off?

  • A British woman housesitting in the US with a Husky

    Can Brits (Lawfully) Housesit in the U.S.?

    House sitting in the U.S. offers pet lovers a unique chance to explore new cultures while saving on accommodation. However, it’s essential to understand immigration laws, as even unpaid house sitting can be seen as unauthorized work. With proper planning and documentation, this adventure can be fulfilling and worry-free. Happy travels!

  • A person stares out at a beautiful scene, enjoying an eco holiday in the USA

    Eco-Holidays in America: The Best Places to Reconnect with Nature and Relax

    Spring has sprung, folks! And let’s be honest, it’s already been a busy year. You deserve a break.  Ever considered an eco-holiday? In today’s frantic and ever-changing world, eco-holidays offer a serene escape, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature and reconnect with what really counts. Plus, eco-holidays are all about minimising your environmental footprint,…

  • What Transatlantic Travellers Need to Know About the ETA

    Starting January 2025, US visitors to the UK will require an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) prior to entry. While enhancing border security and streamlining processes, the ETA is not a visa and doesn’t guarantee entry. The application is digital, costing around £10, and is valid for two years with multiple visits permitted.

  • Person Holding Debit Card as their consider how to improve their credit score

    Does My UK Credit Score Transfer to the U.S.?

    So, you’re moving to the US from the UK and wondering if your credit score will come with you. Well, we sorry, but it won’t. But don’t worry, there are ways to build your credit in the US. By using secured credit cards, credit builder loans, and becoming an authorized user, you can establish a…

  • A server talks charmingly to his customers in a busy restaurant, who are sure to reward him by tipping.

    Tips on Tipping in the USA

    Europeans and Brits are forever baffled about the idea of tipping in the USA, but the bottom line is yes! You should always tip. Always! Read our handy guide on Tipping in America to learn more.