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Questions raised over England quarantine-free travel list
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismFollowing an examination by the PC Agency, it appears only a handful of countries might be easily accessible to English visitors. The agency discovered that just 25 named are currently viable holiday options.
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Madeira declared safe for British travellers
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismMadeira and Porto Santo Islands have been included in the global list of destinations exempt from the Foreign & Commonwealth advice against ‘all but essential’ travel. The duo is included alongside the Azores as the only two Portuguese territories to[…]
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Azores declared Covid-19 free as tourism resumes
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismThe Azores are a perfect destination for travellers who prefer nature experiences and for products such as hiking, whale watching, local cuisine and valuing traditions.
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Portugal reacts with surprise to quarantine exclusion
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismLuis Araújo, president of Turismo de Portugal, said: “We are extremely disappointed to hear that the UK government has made the decision to omit Portugal from the air bridge agreement.”
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Poland welcomes British travellers as borders reopen
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismBritish travellers are being encouraged to return to Poland, as direct flights between the two relaunch. UK citizens are currently allowed to travel into, out of and throughout Poland without being asked to undergo a period of quarantine.
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Dominican Republic reopens to tourism as coronavirus fades
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismThe decision marks the start of phase four of the de-escalation process of the measures announced by the high-level commission for the prevention and control of coronavirus.
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St Lucia unveils new arrival protocols as tourism reopens
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismFollowing a reassessment of market conditions, the government of Saint Lucia will introduce several new and updated protocols for arrivals from July 9th.
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Chancellor cuts hospitality VAT to boost economy
Breaking Travel News | News: tourismUK chancellor of the exchequer, Rishi Sunak, has announced temporary cuts in value added tax in an attempt to simulate the hospitality sector. The measures are part of a wider packaged designed to mitigate the impact of Covid-19 on the[…]
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