Britons face £5,000 for breaching foreign holiday ban amid new coronavirus laws coming into force next week
Britons could face a £5,000 fine if they leave the UK without a reasonable excuse under new coronavirus rules coming into force next week.
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March 6, 2021 Declaration to Travel: government reveals new ‘exit permit’
Less than 60 hours before an unprecedented exit permit will be required from outbound travellers, the government has revealed details of the new “Declaration to Travel”.
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March 5, 2021 Cyprus to welcome vaccinated British tourists from May 1
Cyprus said it will open its borders to vaccinated Britons from the beginning of May – although UK government restrictions on foreign travel will still be in force.
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March 3, 2021 A first look inside the ground-breaking new supersonic jet with low sonic boom
It’s been eighteen years since Concorde, the world’s fastest commercial jet, grounded its iconic and luxurious supersonic fleet, after 27 years of whisking people across the Atlantic in a head-spinning three hours. Now some of the world’s top aviation experts and research institutes are re-inventing the concept, with flight trials with humans beginning next year.
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February 24, 2021 Vaccine passports to prove Covid immunity could be banned in some circumstances, Boris Johnson indicates
The government’s review of Covid vaccine and testing certification could lead to a ban on demands for proof of immunity in certain circumstances, prime minister Boris Johnson has indicated.
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February 23, 2021 EasyJet sees flight, holiday bookings soar on hope for UK travel restart
LONDON (Reuters) – EasyJet said flight bookings jumped over 300% and holidays bookings surged by more than 600% week on week, after Britain laid out plans for international travel to restart, hinting that borders could reopen from mid-May.
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February 21, 2021 Jet2 pilots are asked to avoid booking time off this summer
Holiday giant Jet2 has asked its pilots to avoid booking time off this summer in a sign that travel firms expect Britons to be able to take foreign breaks in sunshine spots such as Greece after lockdown ends.
