Summer holidays "extremely unlikely", government scientist tells BBC
"Britain faces a risk if people travel abroad....."
Summer holidays overseas are "extremely unlikely" because of the risk of travellers bringing coronavirus variants back to Britain, a scientist on a government advisory body told the BBC.
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Hoildays back on for 2022 than so get vaccines into arms quickly
Covid is likely always going to be with us in one form or another so are we going to end travel abroad for years to come ? What is the point of vaccination if it doesn't allow us to return to normality ? If summer holidays are cancelled again this year it will spell the end for most of the travel industry as well as those business's in the resorts that rely totally on the tourist trade. Does anybody think governments don't want us to return to our old lives ?
Hoildays in malllorca wil be back in 2022 when Europe is vaccination program is up to date as it is in the UK so get used to having no tourist this year