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International travel restart at risk due to vague and costly plans, MPs warn
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International travel restart at risk due to vague and costly plans, MPs warn
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Which States Are Going to be on the UK Cabinet s Green Travel List?
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When will the green list be announced and who will be on it? Simon Calder
International leisure travel may resume from the UK on 17 May, the government has said.
But strict rules on returning to the UK will be enforced – based on a “traffic light” system that assigns red, amber or green to every overseas country. The main concern is that variants of concern could be imported and ultimately undermine the UK’s vaccination programme.
The Independent has canvassed opinions in the travel industry and researched the data on which the government will decide. These are the key questions on what we know – and don’t know – so far.
Border Force staff are demanding tougher penalties for airlines that fail to check passengers Covid paperwork causing huge delays at airports.
Even with non-essential travel banned under current rules, pictures show seven-hour queues as officials individually check thousands of passengers Covid paperwork on arrival.
Last week, a woman collapsed at the passport control desk after waiting for hours to be seen.
And, with May 17 marking an end to the government s ban on overseas holidays there are fears the delays could worsen.
The Immigration Services Union - which represents Border force workers - said pressure to ensure arrivals have followed Covid travel rules should be on the airlines.