Train strikes seem like a regular occurence at the moment, as many transport workers choose to walk out over disputes to do with pay, job security and the cost of living.
This month is set to see yet more transport worker strikes across the country, as well as some aviation industry strikes set to affect Spain and Portugal.
While the threat of additional travel chaos for thousands of British Airways passengers has been lifted after workers suspended plans for strike action at London Heathrow airport, train or tube strikes have been confirmed for some of the busiest travel weeks in mid-August.
Meanwhile, Spain’s USO and SITCPLA unions, which represent some members of Ryanair’s Spanish cabin crew, have voted to strike weekly until January 2023.
So what does this mean for your summer holiday, and which dates should you avoid travelling by train?
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