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In the case of travel restrictions the public don’t like the confusion caused by four different governments operating four different policies and timescales.

If Wales doesn’t change its mind it will have to come up with some very persuasive reasons as to why it won’t.

On the mainland of the UK, any person can travel to any part of the three countries without encountering restrictions.

The start of the UK season coincides with the news that bookings for UK travel in 2021 with Le Boat are already up 110% year on year and up 76% on 2019.

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

But why didn’t the devolved governments dovetail their agreement? Unless they weren’t told of this move or don’t agree.

The fourth step which is scheduled to commence around the 21st June is a lifting of international travel restrictions.

She told people not to book Easter holidays saying that it was highly unlikely to use her words that hotels or self-catering places would be allowed to open.

The announcements tonight by three of the four UK governments have ended hopes for many people of a Christmas break.

With the resurgence of COVID-19 cases, half-term and autumn breaks seem off the agenda.

Tthe four announcements that were made yesterday might also affect domestic tourism.

Seven countries have been added to the list to which Irish reidents can visit. The UK has added teo but taken another two off.

The good news is that Sweden has been taken off the quarantine list so you can now travel there without the need to self-isolate

There is confusion as all four nations now have different rules for Greece.

All politicians have claimed that they are acting on medical advice yet the interpretation was so different.

The UK as one destination. It is four and different rules and even laws apply.

“We’re good to go” is the name of the UK’s certification scheme for tourism organisations

Here is a quick summary of lockdown easing as it affects tourism in the home nations and Ireland.

Independence day could be celebrated in England. It’s the day when we can start enjoying tourism again.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world right now

Travel guide Lonely Planet has hailed England as the second best country in the world in which to travel. Here’s why…

The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) has declared that it will the Year of Festivals in the Caribbean. In Wales it is the Year of Discovery.

Russian visa applications are notoriously complex but the pay off is worth it, writes Kaye Holland

The three W’s, Dublin, World Tourism Day and England’s bumper holiday season attract Adrian’s attention this week.

The festival of football that only happens every four years is set to kick off in a matter of days.
That’s right – the highly anticipated 2018 FIFA World Cup, a tournament that brings together the finest footballers on the planet – is almost upon us.
Not a paid up member of the football tribe? Fret not. JAT has your back…

Peter Vella is the director UK & Ireland at the Malta Tourism Authority and holds a dual nationality with Malta and the UK. Here he shares his favourite destinations and forthcoming trips with Just About Travel readers and reveals why you should visit Malta

Called ‘Join the World – Discover the UK’ campaign will target, in the words of Visit England, this ‘lost generation.’

Built using a series of trees as the main supports, this unique and specialist facility is 100 metres long and stretches across eight platforms, with seven separate challenges.