Government Accused Of Killing Off Overseas Journey After Latest Call To Remain In Britain

 

Government accused of killing off overseas travel

The government was accused of a U-turn over overseas vacation trips the previous day after people had been advised to stay in Britain instead of travelling abroad.


George Eustice, the environment secretary, stated that Britons have to “holiday at home” due to the fact of the danger posed with the aid of coronavirus variants.


He stated that the government had meant to add nations to its quarantine-free tour “green list”, permitting vacation trips abroad, however that this was “not the situation” any longer due to the fact of the spread of the Indian variant.


“My recommendation to people would be vacation at home,” he said. “We’ve received some gorgeous locations here.”


Matt Hancock, the health secretary, stated on Monday that reopening global travel would be “challenging”.


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