The interview, filmed at Berkhamsted-based agency TravelTime World, comes as wildfires continue across Greece, as well as cause major disruption in areas of Spain and France.

Ashley Quint, Director of TravelTime World, said the interview focused on the wildfires across southern Europe, their impact on imminent travel and what they could mean for travelling in the future.

He added that Lo Bue-Said discussed the advantages of booking a package with a professional agent or tour operator, including the added protection and rights that provides; practical advice for customers if a wildfire or natural disaster affects their destination; the regulatory hurdles that can arise when travellers are due to visit "impacted" destinations.

Quint revealed Lo Bue-Said also touched on the UK Outbound Travel Group's campaign to reform school holiday dates, which aims to create more opportunities for families to travel throughout the year.

In her LinkedIn post, Lo Bue-Said said: "With summers becoming increasingly hotter, the debate around reforming the school calendar is only likely to grow.

"It's a key policy ask of the UK Outbound Travel Group, reflecting changing travel patterns and growing consumer demand for holidays during the shoulder seasons when the heat is less intense looking for cooler climates."

The UK Outbound Travel Group has argued that redistributing existing school holiday periods would allow families to travel outside the traditional six-week summer break, helping to reduce pressure on peak-season demand while improving affordability and enabling travel at cooler times of the year.

Lo Bue-Said added: "As travel continues to evolve, it's vital that policy, consumer protection and the industry evolve with it.

"How we book, what we book, and the protection that comes with those bookings have never been more important, especially when things don’t go to plan."