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now in france. this must be incredibly frustrating for 500,000 british people going to france on holiday. we ve been in the situation before. we saw it with portugal and their advice change very quickly. but it s very difficult. people book their holidays, they ve now got to come back from those holidays and they may have to self isolate and possibly take extra time off work. some people can t do it because they can afford it. there s one other aspect which i don t know the answer to. that is this is applies to people who are double jabbed. does that mean that the two vaccinations aren t effective against this variant? i don t know the answer but i see that as part of the thinking.
meaning many passengers will now have to quarantine on return, a little over a fortnight after they went green. the change for those returning to england, scotland and wales from spain s balearic islands will take place at 4am of monday, potentially sparking a rush for holiday makers to return to avoid the need to quarantine. younger adults will mainly be impacted because the alteration coincides with the end of the need to quarantine for fully vaccinated uk residents and under 18s when returning from amber list nations. i ve been speaking to travel journalist lisa minot. we ve seen yet again we had a first with portugal and now we ve got with the balearic islands, both of which were the main areas that british people would love to go to on holiday and traditionally do holiday to. so yet more chaos for people having to try to work out if it affects them, what they re going to be able to do, and even booking a holiday at the very last minute now doesn t seem to give you the ability to a
there is only about two months left of family holidays. looking at these summer, we could have eight weeks of brits, british families, which are very important, and, then, hopefully, an extended season for older couples or families whose kids are boarding school or who can come on holiday. it is are boarding school or who can come on holida . , . ., are boarding school or who can come onholida. ,. ., ., my on holiday. it is clear economically wh the on holiday. it is clear economically why the islands on holiday. it is clear economically why the islands are on holiday. it is clear economically why the islands are desperate - on holiday. it is clear economically why the islands are desperate for. why the islands are desperate for the british holiday makers. but going back to what you were saying about the vaccination programme not having been rolled out there as widely as they d like, what about the concerns of british tourists going there and potentially bringing the problem of cov
potential for travel for lots of people over the summer. it is really important, but it needs to happen quickly. important, but it needs to happen duickl . ., quickly. the government have said that decisions quickly. the government have said that decisions on quickly. the government have said that decisions on traffic quickly. the government have said that decisions on traffic light - that decisions on traffic light allocations take into account a range of factors including sequencing and variants of concern and tailored and wider economic support is still available to the sector, including the furlough scheme. as the summer approaches, the industry is becoming increasingly anxious about what will happen next. caroline davis. bbc news. damian grammaticas is in westminsterfor us. a plea from the travel industry, how is the government likely to respond? the government is very very conscious i think of all of the pressures on the travel industry, the difficulties there, the difficul
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