home on sunday so we can go to work and we can live our lives as normal. and what do you think about that? i m not happy. i d rather be here for two more days. we ve had a great time. ibiza s great. i d rather be here all week, but what can you do, eh? in the old days in ibiza, they d be queuing for the clubs. these days, it s for a covid test to get home. nearly all the young british tourists we ve met have only been given theirfirstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza went onto the uk s green watchlist. but now it s off it, and so they re bracing themselves for a big slump in the number of brits arriving. some of the biggest venues on the island, already working with strict covid safe measures, are finding it impossible to plan ahead. i mean, at the moment, concerns over
their stay on party island is ending sooner than expected, a final drink before heading back to the uk to beat the latest quarantine rule change. we have to pay for the extra flight, miss two days holidayjust to come home on sunday so we can go to work and we can live our lives as normal. and what do you think about that? i m not happy. i d rather be here for two more days. we ve had a great time. ibiza s great. i d rather be here all week, but what can you do, eh? in the old days in ibiza, they d be queuing for the clubs. these days, it s for a covid test to get home. nearly all the young british tourists we ve met have only been given theirfirstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza went onto the uk s green watchlist. but now it s off it,
and what do you think about that? i m not happy. i d rather be here for two more days. we ve had a great time. ibiza s great. i d rather be here all week, but what can you do, eh? in the old days in ibiza, they d be queuing for the clubs. these days, it s for a covid test to get home. nearly all the young british tourists we ve met have only been given theirfirstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza went onto the uk s green watchlist. but now it s off it, and so they re bracing themselves for a big slump in the number of brits arriving. some of the biggest venues on the island, already working with strict covid safe measures, are finding it impossible to plan ahead. i mean, at the moment, concerns over health are all powerful, and government are using it as a really blunt instrument. and they re making decisions that, yo
nearly all the young british tourists we ve met have only been given theirfirstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza went onto the uk s green watchlist. but now it s off it, and so they re bracing themselves for a big slump in the number of brits arriving. some of the biggest venues on the island, already working with strict covid safe measures, are finding it impossible to plan ahead. i mean, at the moment, concerns over health are all powerful, and government are using it as a really blunt instrument. and they re making decisions that, you know, frankly, they re just crippling for businesses, they re crippling for customers. the chopping and changing. it s notjust this hotel, the whole island lives or dies on what happens to tourism. despite all the travel changes, more than 20 planes touched down today, bringing briti
but what can you do, eh? in the old days in ibiza, they d be queuing for the clubs. these days, it s for a covid test to get home. nearly all the young british tourists we ve met have only been given theirfirstjab, and so have had to act fast to avoid ten days in isolation when they return. another summer of uncertainty is also hitting businesses on the island. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when ibiza went onto the uk s green watchlist. but now it s off it, and so they re bracing themselves for a big slump in the number of brits arriving. some of the biggest venues on the island, already working with strict covid safe measures, are finding it impossible to plan ahead. i mean, at the moment, concerns over health are all powerful, and government are using it as a really blunt instrument. and they re making decisions that, you know, frankly, they re just crippling for businesses, they re crippling for customers. the chopping and changing. it s notjust this hotel, the whole isla