U.K. Reopens Travel to 12 Locations as Tourist Hotspots Miss Out Bloomberg 1 day ago Christopher Jasper, Tim Ross and Siddharth Philip
(Bloomberg) Britain will permit relatively open leisure travel to just 12 nations and territories including Portugal as it seeks to restart tourism while keeping control over the coronavirus pandemic.
A legal ban on international leisure trips will be eased from May 17, the Department for Transport confirmed on Friday. Return journeys from approved countries will require Covid-19 tests but no period of quarantine.
Also on the “green list” with Portugal and its island provinces of Madeira and the Azores are Israel, Iceland, the Faroes, Singapore, Brunei, New Zealand and Australia, together with the British territories of Gibraltar and the Falklands. There’s no place for the European holiday hotspots of Spain, Greece and France, and trans-Atlantic trips vital to some airlines remain on hold.
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U.S. Tests More for Variants; NYC to Ease Dining: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/29/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg A nurse writes information on the window of a patient s room at the Covid-19 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital in Salinas, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021. California had coronavirus case average numbers drop by more than a third in the course of a week. Such improvements inspired California Governor Gavin Newsom to ease social-distancing measures earlier this week.
(Bloomberg) Even in the most devastated U.S. counties, the latest Covid-19 surge is receding, buying authorities time as they attempt to vaccinate about 330 million people. The Biden administration has increased monitoring for new variants of the coronavirus that spread more easily.