if they will follow england. here s our transport correspondent caroline davies. one jab, two jabs, no jab for the last few months it has made no difference to the rules you have to follow when you travel from another country to the uk. that depends on the traffic light system and whether the country you are coming from is green, amber or red, but things are about to change. from the 19th ofjuly, anyone fully vaccinated does not need to quarantine when they travel from amber list countries to england but they will still need to take a test before they travel and another pcr test on arrival. under 18s won t need to quarantine at all. under 4s will not need to take any test. 5-11 5 11 will take a pcr test after they arrive. 11 17 year olds will need to take a predeparture test and a pcr test. for now, this is only open to those jabbed in the uk. it is notjust of course about holidays, eager as we are, i m sure, for time in the sunshine,
for the travel industry as people rush to book a last minute summer holiday. here s our transport correspondent, caroline davies. the empty aircraft and quiet departure halls may soon be full of noise again. today s announcement is the most significant change to international travel seen this year. from 19july, anyone fully vaccinated doesn t need to quarantine when they travel from an amber list country to england. but they will still need to take a test before they travel and another pcr test on arrival. under 18s won t need to quarantine at all. under fours won t need to take any tests. 5 to 11 year olds will need to take a pcr test after they arrive and 11 to 17 year olds will need to take a pre departure test and a pcr test. for now, this is only open to those jabbed in the uk. northern ireland has said it will do the same from 26july, a week later. scotland and wales are yet to announce whether they will adopt the policy. at the moment, most countries in the world are on the ambe
system and whether the country you are coming from is green, amber or red, but things are about to change. from the 19th ofjuly, anyone fully vaccinated does not need to quarantine when they travel from amber list countries to england but they will still need to take a test before they travel and another pcr test on arrival. under 18s won t need to quarantine at all. under as will not need to take any test. 5 11 will take a pcr test after they arrive. 11 17 year olds will need to take a predeparture test and a pcr test. for now, this is only open to those jabbed in the uk. it is notjust of course about holidays, eager as we are, i m sure, for time in the sunshine, but this is also about reuniting families who have been apart throughout this pandemic. it s about helping businesses to trade and grow and it s about supporting aviation, a sector which hundreds of thousands ofjobs rely on. at the moment, most countries in the world are on the amber list including spain,
for the travel industry, as people rush to book a last minute summer holiday. but despite no quarantine, tests are still needed on return to england pushing up prices. a number of countries like italy still won t allow british travellers in without a period of isolation. and some amber countries won t let british holiday makers in at all. here s our transport correspondent, caroline davies. the empty aircraft and quiet departure halls may soon be full of noise again. today s announcement is the most significant change to international travel seen this year. from the 19thjuly, anyone fully vaccinated doesn t need to quarantine when they travel from an amber list country to england. but they will still need to take a test before they travel and another pcr test on arrival. under 18s won t need to quarantine at all. under fours won t need to take any tests. five to 11 year olds will need to take a pcr test after they arrive and 11 to 17 year olds will need to take a predeparture tes
boost for the travel industry as people rush to book a last minute summer holiday. here s our transport correspondent, caroline davies. the empty aircraft and quiet departure halls may soon be full of noise again. today s announcement is the most significant change to international travel seen this year. from 19july, anyone fully vaccinated doesn t need to quarantine when they travel from an amber list country to england. but they will still need to take a test before they travel and another pcr test on arrival. under 18s won t need to quarantine at all. under fours won t need to take any tests. 5 to 11 year olds will need to take a pcr test after they arrive and 11 to 17 year olds will need to take a pre departure test and a pcr test. for now, this is only open to those jabbed in the uk. northern ireland has said it will do the same from 26july, a week later. scotland and wales are yet to announce whether they will adopt the policy. at the moment, most countries