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According to the Daily Telegraph, the UK government is about to publish an inventory of 7 five countries with which it can afford, without quarantine, meaning it has made a decisive decision to get rid of the assumption of allowing through “air bridges.”
The list will be published today or could lift the ban through foreign travel offices that are not required in large apple countries. These countries are understood to come with all EU destinations, all British territories such as Bermuda and Gibraltar, as well as Australia and New Zealand. Turkey and Thailand are also on the list.
Travellers returning to the UK after visiting those countries will no longer have to quarantine for 2 weeks to return. The 7 countries were desperate at the base in their low Covid-1nine rates.
The list of air transport countries was expected to begin on July 2 on July 6, but it appears that the executive has abandoned the plan, even though it is a team effort through agencies, for a non-quarantine holiday.
However, while the UK raises quarantine to 7 destinations, UK arrivals to those destinations will be subject to individual border controls and requirements.
Ryanair began flying from the UK on 1 July to EU destinations, reporting that the planes were 67% full. It seems that tourists in the UK have made a direct decision to take on the threat that quarantine may end when they return, or that they will suffer the consequences upon their return.
Michael O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair, told the Telegraph that “it is transparent that British families going on holiday have decided, one, quarantine can be removed before returning home, or two, complete the form and then simply go over their general affairs.”