03 Jul 2020
Where can I go on holiday?
From Saturday, 4th July, the FCO's warning against all but essential international travel will be lifted for some countries
A selection of my partners
From Saturday, 4th July, the FCO's warning against all but essential international travel will be lifted for some countries
From 3rd July, the easing of travel restrictions means Jersey will open its borders
The European Council has recommended that from today (1 July), EU borders should be reopened to citizens from a variety of non-EU countries, including Canada, Morocco and Australia.
TUI UK and Ireland restart operations from July 11 with flights from Gatwick to Ibiza and Birmingham to Palma.
The phased reopening will take a deliberate approach with limited attendance, physical distancing and enhanced cleaning measures aligned with guidance from the French government and health a
All visitors arriving into The Bahamas will be required to present a negative PCR test on arrival, which must be no more than 10 days old.
The country has announced new travel protocols following the further easing of its lockdown. Also, ex-pats can return from today as the Gulf state reopens its borders.
The borders are open to EU countries and others also in the Schengen area from 21st June.
British holidaymakers could enjoy overseas breaks from July 4th under plans being drawn up by the government
The change has been made ahead of 21st June when British tourists will be allowed to enter Spain after the foreign ministry announced that it would reopen its borders.
With travel slowly recommencing, there are many questions surrounding the health and safety aspect of travelling on an aircraft, specifically with their air conditioning.
Is the water safe? Should you sanitize your lounge chairs? If you're planning on visiting a pool or beach during the pandemic, these are some things you should know.