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It is making it difficult for holidaymakers to have any confidence in knowing where to travel

Nervousness is reflected in government thinking about what will it should do when it makes its announcement on 14th of June.

The head of WHO in Europe, Dr Hans Kluge, said that we should rethink or avoid international travel.

EU ambassadors meeting today recommended that vaccinated travellers from third countries should be able to enter the EU with fewer hassles

The good news for those wanting to travel to Malta as soon as possible is that you will only need to show your vaccination card

Travel Counsellors conclude that consumers remain confident that summer holidays both overseas and at home are on the cards

The area has also been awarded Responsible Watching certification, a distinction granted by the World Cetacean Alliance

For the last seven years, independent experts advise Europa Nostra about endangered heritage sites in Europe. Seven more were added yesterday.

A happy Easter will be one where we folow the rules otherwise lockdowns might last even longer.

Readers know that –subject to life following the British government’s timetable – we can fly again as from May 17th. But should we travel that early?

I have been a little surprised at the destinations that seem to be topping the lists of travel agency and tour operator bookings.

As the Sunday People put it in its headline today, “Free by Summer.”

Vaccinations seem to be stimulating confidence about travelling again.

If travel restrictions are removed for Easter it might be hard not to bump into an escaping Brit wherever you go in the world!

Spain has placed the UK on its list of risk countries meaning that all travellers from the UK have to provide a negative test on arrival.

It looks like travellers can’t win at the moment.

Poland and Turkey are now off-limits. But Scottish residents won’t have to quarantine on return from the Azores and Madeira

The good is that UK tourists will no longer need to quarantine after holidaying in Portugal.

The big news of the week, as if I need to tell you, is that as of 4am tomorrow, you will need to go into a 14-day quarantine on returning from France, Malta and the Netherlands and the Turks & Caicos Islands.

Both Spain and Portugal have expressed annoyance due to British advice against visiting both countries.

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.

Now all travellers from Spain must self-quarantine, the Canaries and Balearics included.

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

Scots can travel to the Canaries and enjoy Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote and La Gomera again.

What’s the betting that, in a few days’ time, the Scottish government will say Scots can fly to Spain again.

Spain has announced that it would let British residents enter the country without having quarantine restrictions. And it starts as from today.

After the UK announced that they would impose a 14-day quarantine period on people entering the countries, France and Greece have announced similar restrictions.

The Spanish prim minister urged destinations, attractions, museums, galleries, restaurants and bars to get ready and told Spaniards to start planning their holidays.