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The royal family made foreign trips in the year until March 2025 more than they were in the previous 12 months, with both the pace and extent of the links that rise after a period of time over the king and Princess Wales spend time in the hospital to treat cancer.
There are 43 separate flights for members of the royal family listed in the official report on 2024/25, where the travel costs were at least 17,000 pounds, up from 27 in 2023/24.
About 13 of these king participated, an increase of eight in the previous year.
This trip included the most expensive during this period, and the 11 -day visit by Charles and the Queen to meet with government presidents in Samoa in October 2024, which included links in Australia, which cost 400,535 pounds.
Charles is the king of Australia and funds the country’s government half of the trips during this foreign trip.
After attending the summit of the commanders of the Commonwealth, the king and the queen made a trip that was very reported to the luxury wellness in Bangaluru, India, which was paid for a special.
The king also participated in the second most expensive trip on the list, a three -day visit with the Queen to Northern Ireland in March 2025 (80,139 pounds).
The trip was the third most expensive trip by Prince Wales to Estonia in March 2025, which included the cost of two previous flights by employees for planning purposes, which added up to 55,846 pounds.
Completion of the first five is a two -day trip by the king on the royal train in February 2025 to Stavordshere, to visit the JCB Factory in Rolester and Tower Brewery in Burton at Trent, which costs 44,822 pounds; And a two -day trip by the Duke of Edinburgh to Estonia in January 2025 to visit the Royal Dragon guards during its military action, which cost 39,791 pounds.
Of the 13 trips that included the king who appears on the list, eight flights were made with the Queen and five himself.
In addition to the previously mentioned trips, the other king’s costs were:
– A rented trip with the Queen between Royal Residences in April 2024 (21,184 pounds);
-A two -day trip on the royal train to Crewe in May 2024 (33,147 pounds);
-A two -day visit with the Queen to northern France in June 2024 on the eighties of the eighty anniversary of D 29,890 pounds);
Two days visit with the Queen to the Channel Islands in July 2024 (28,872 pounds);
– Remedial trip between Royal Residences in July 2024 (22,529 pounds);
– A rented trip with the Queen between Royal Residenties in September 2024 (20,113 pounds);
– A second rented trip with the Queen between Royal Residenses in September 2024 (19,956 pounds);
– Remedial trip between Royal Residences in October 2024 (20,619 pounds);
A one -day visit to Poland in January 2025 to attend the eighty anniversary of the Holocaust, including a separate visit by employees in December 2024 for planning purposes (30232 pounds);
One day and one day by plane with the Queen to Middlesebrough in February 2025 (18,394 pounds).
There are no individual visits by the queen in the list.
Regardless of the royal visits to Samoa/Australia, Estonia, Poland and northern France, the only trips outside the United Kingdom are:
-A two -day trip by the Duchess of Edinburgh to Italy in May 2024 to attend the military remembrance events (32380 pounds);
A single day visit by the Prince of Wales to northern France in June 2024 as part of the D-Day anniversary (25,696 pounds);
-A two -day visit by Princess Royal to the Netherlands in September 2024 for events that commemorate World War II (17327 pounds);
A nine -day visit to Nepal by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh in February 2025 (26,028 pounds);
A three -day visit to Dresden by Duke Kent in February 2025 (22332 pounds);
– And a return trip by Princess Royal from a meeting of the International Olympic Games Committee in Callama, Greece in March 2025 (21,440 pounds).
Regardless of 13 trips in the list that included either the king or the king and the queen, the Royal Princess 11 was established by the Duke of Edinburgh; Four by Prince Wales. Three of the Duchess of Edinburgh; Three by Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh; Two by the Duke of Kent. One by the Duchess of Gloster; And one of the Duke and Duchess of Gloster.