10. �* ., ~ , ., or not he has the backing of number 10. �* ., ~ i. ., ., or not he has the backing of number 10.�* ., ., ., ~ 10. ben, thank you for now. ben wriuht, 10. ben, thank you for now. ben wright. west — 10. ben, thank you for now. ben wright, west minster. _ travel operators are reporting a surge in bookings to holiday destinations including the baleriac islands and malta, after yestserday�*s easing of some restrictions. but industry leaders say the changes still don't go far enough and that the government has created more confusion for holiday—makers. the transport secretary, grant shapps, insists that the best thing for the industry is to gradually reopen foreign travel. from wednesday, people returning from these destinations including malta, madeira and spain's balearic islands will no longer have to quarantine — although they're on the so—called �*green watchlist�*, meaning they could turn amber at short notice. there's already been a surge in flight bookings to the spanish islands. the amber and red lists still cover the majority of the world. most popular european tourist destinations are on the amber list, where holidays are not advised. but the government has said anyone who's been double vaccinated will be allowed to travel to amber list