Campaign against Air Passenger Duty: sign the petition to stop the tax on travel

Air Passenger Duty (APD) is being increased on November 1 2010 and will mean British holidaymakers will pay more for their holidays.

Travelsupermarket.com is supporting the Telegraph Travel's campaign to pressure the government to abolish Air Passenger Duty.

The campaign believes the APD is:

- Bad for travellers
- Bad for tourism
- Bad for business
- Does nothing to help the environment

If you agree, and would like to support the campaign for APD to be abolished, send an email to apdcampaign@telegraph.co.uk. You will need to include your name and address (plus postcode).

Your name, home address and email address will be passed on to the Government when the Telegraph presents them with the final version of the petition. Your name may be published in their publications in the context of the petition, but not your email or address - they are being collected only to keep you informed of developments in relation to this petition and will be used in accordance with the Telegraph's Privacy Policy. You must be a British citizen or resident to sign the petition.

Please see the Air Passenger Duty campaign for more information.