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Emergency department or health centre: where to go

The hospital emergency department is for situations carrying a risk to life or of serious sequelae, the health centre resolves most acute minor problems, and where signs of severity are present the correct action is to call 112 before travelling anywhere.

The accident report form: the deadlines that count

The European accident statement must be notified to the insurer within seven days of the incident, and signing it confirms agreement on how the accident happened rather than an admission of fault, which is decided afterwards from the boxes ticked and the sketch.

Adding a second driver: cost and consequences

Adding a second driver costs between six and twelve euros a day with a common cap of sixty to ninety euros per rental, and declaring them is essential because damage caused by an undeclared driver removes the damage cover entirely.

Adults only hotels: what they are and what age applies

An adults only establishment restricts access from a minimum age, usually sixteen or eighteen, and that restriction is permissible because it reflects a specialisation of the offer rather than discrimination on a protected personal characteristic.

All inclusive: when it works out cheaper

All inclusive works out when at least two meals a day will be taken at the establishment and there is no plan to explore the island, while anyone intending to travel around ends up paying twice for the same meals.

Allergens on the menu: what a restaurant must tell you

Every establishment serving food must inform customers of the presence of fourteen substances causing allergies or intolerances in each dish, and that information must be available and accessible before the order is placed.