Tourism
Britons will have to wait for TUI holiday
People sunbathe on El Arenal beach as some Spanish provinces are allowed to ease lockdown restrictions during phase two, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Majorca. | ENRIQUE CALVO
Palma29/05/2020 14:40
Travel operator TUI has cancelled all foreign holidays for British tourists until July 1 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, sending shares in the German group down 6% on Friday.
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Greece has banned Britons from going on holiday there when it reopens its borders on June 1. While citizens of 29 other countries will be allowed to travel when Greece's airports reopen to tourists on June 15, the UK's number of coronavirus cases is still too high. A list published today has revealed Greece will allow tourists to travel from countries including Australia, Croatia, Serbia, Romania and Lebanon. But Britain's number of coronavirus cases and deaths are not low enough for the country to consider allowing Briton's in.