This is my fifth birthday show and also my last. 227 shows have been broadcast in that time. Most off them can be found here on Spreaker. To mark the occasion, I read the script from show number 1 which went out live on Secklow Sounds on 30th June 2012. Listen in to find out what has changed (not much to be honest) in travel over the last five years.

My show is recorded on Tuesdays for broadcast on Thursdays. So sometimes I appear to be following others with my news, where is fact at the time of the recording I was ahead of the game. False holiday illness claims were first covered on my show by my guest Frank Brehany back in January. He had been warning about this years before then. It is now the hot topic in the travel trade so we revisit it this week. Of course, the day after the show was recorded Abta made a big announcement about how it wants this problem to be handled. But as Frank mentioned back in January, the travel trade could have been taking steps to reduce these claims without having to call on the government to do something. Also covered by Frank is price comparison websites, BA's little IT problem and what airlines should provide if you are delayed or denied boarding and cabin air quality. Again, after the show was recorded another big announcement was made about this. Not my week, is it? Finally, Travel Supermarket has researched the history of package holidays, the travel writer James Ellis discusses what was found. He also gives a great story about his first ever package holiday. Emma Coulthurst from Travel Supermarket explains how this price comparison website monitors its suppliers to ensure that customers are not misled. She also has some holiday ideas for those looking for a cheap summer holiday.

Consumer rights in the EU and Antigua are featured on this week's show. Adam Mortimer from the UK European Consumer Centre (UKECC) is first up. Adam talks about the organisation annual report. Nearly 17,000 consumers contacted UKECC in 2016, which is an increase of 18% on the previous year. Adam talks about timeshares/holiday clubs, flight delays and car hire. Also covered is the purchase of goods, both in store and online. Listen to Adam to find out what to look out for and how to get help if something goes wrong with your EU holiday or shopping. There is more advice on the ECC-Net: Travel app. Useful at home as well as away. My second guest is Colin James, CEO Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority. I recorded the interview in Antigua back in 2012. It is one of my favourite destinations and I can't wait to get back there. Find out why it is such a great place to visit for a holiday. Once you are there you need somewhere to stay. The final interview is with Gerald Christ, who at the time was the manager at Sandals Grande Antigua. I had a look around and I was surprised about all that was on offer.

Fed up with the election? Escape for an hour as this week's show takes you to Ontario. My guest is Ronald Holgerson, president and ceo of Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership. The Province of Ontario is located in the east central Canada, and is one of 10 provinces and three territories that makes up the country. It is bounded by Quebec to the east, Manitoba to the west, Hudson Bay and James Bay to the north, and the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes to the south. Ontario is surrounded by the famous Great Lakes, which hold 20% of the entire world’s fresh water. As well as being home to 13.8 Million Canadians (1/3 of Canada’s entire population), it is also the home of Toronto, Ottawa and of course, the Niagara Falls. To find out more, listen in to Ronald as he explains all.

Were you caught up in the BA problems over the Bank Holiday Weekend? You have three options - one is do nothing. Find out what the other two are. What should you look for when hunting for a travel deal? The price comparison website Travel Supermarket shares tips on where to go for a cheap holiday. There is an eclipse in Missouri this year. There is more the state than this, find out why you should visit.

'But I'm on holiday' is a common cry when a UK traveller is arrested. Being on holiday is not an excuse for breaking the local laws. According to research, a quarter of British drivers break the local motoring laws when abroad. Kieran Mitchell, from the legal firm Slater and Gordon, runs through the top ten laws drivers should be aware of. If you hire a car you are responsible if the car is not road legal. After Kieran shares his legal info, I give advice on hiring cars and how you can take action should there be an issue when the vehicle is returned. I also explain some common travel terms and share some travel tips.

Trainline has looked into UK travellers tech needs. Jill Starley-Grainger discusses what Trainline's research found. Mercador, the travel company explains why Central and South America is worth a visit and easyJet is looking for 450 new pilots - find out how to apply.

My wife took me on a last minute birthday trip, so this week's show is a repeat from July 2016. It covers city breaks to Berlin, staycations at Parkdean Holiday Parks and volunteering with Great Projects.

This week Thomas Cook has announced that more stores will be closing. But there are still plenty of opportunities in travel. This week I replay my interview with Paul Harrison from Not Just Travel. This travel franchise has just launched a new package, so listen in to see how you could start your own travel business. I used to be a home-based travel agent, so contact me via Facebook.com/JohnGuinnTravelShow if you want to pick my brains.

F(E+25) + C(E+35) + B(E+10) + P(E+2) + Q + Br + D7 + S + W + ½H = Hotel Perfection This is according to research by Hotels.com. My guests Dr Simon Moore (Psychologist) and Monica Stott (The Travel Hack) explain what is important when it comes to finding the right hotel. We also find out about the blog - The Travel Hack. Skin cancer is also covered as I speak to an expert on the dangers of sun tan lotion and a cancer survivor. Travel news includes a possible spread in the laptop ban, business travellers' safety concerns and a call to ban visits to the turtle farm on Grand Cayman.