Posts Tagged ‘ Foreign & Commonwealth Office Travel Advice ’

The government argument is that when there is sufficient evidence to remove a destination from the green list it should be done speedily

Over the last month the biggest question considered by those in overseas travel is how to restore confidence in the eyes of you and I – the traveller and holidaymaker.

Why is Portugal not on our travel list when countries seemingly in a more toxic position remain.

Whether you travel to mainland Spain or any of its islands you will have to self-isolate for fourteen days upon your return.

Not all countries want to see us yet and even if they do, there are obstacles making travel difficult.

I suspect that the advice will stay in place all summer and may be relaxed in September when the major cruise lines start up again.

Readers are strongly advised to look at the destinations they are thinking of travelling to and checking the local regulations before they even book a holiday.

Just what does Portugal have to do to get British politicians and medics to say we can holiday there?

A holiday this summer with no hassle looks like one being just in the UK. And that is always supposing that the four governments allow you to move about

What this means is that if you do travel, your insurance policy will almost certainly be invalid and you will not be able to claim on it.

It isn’t easy to travel overseas at the moment because all of the popular places have restrictions either on travelling there or because, museums, attractions and galleries have been temporarily closed.

This advice suggests what travellers might experience and what they should prepare for after March 29th this year.

This week, the snippets column is given over to a summary of the effects of hurricanes Irma and Maria as well as the earthquake in Mexico