Holidays in England and Wales resumed on April 12
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Foreign holidays will resume on May 17 for people in England, with a traffic light system replacing the current ban on international travel on that date. Hotels in England will also reopen as part of step three of the Government s roadmap to ease restrictions.
Holidays in England and Wales resumed on April 12, with self-catering accommodation reopening in the former, and cross-border travel allowed to the latter (where self-catering accommodation has already reopened). Holidays to Scotland, from travellers from England and Wales, resumed on April 26 (travellers in Northern Ireland are still subject to local rules).
Holidays in England and Wales resumed on April 12
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Foreign holidays will resume on May 17 for people in England, with a traffic light system set to replace the current ban on international travel on that date.
Holidays in England and Wales resumed on April 12, with self-catering accommodation reopening in the former, and cross-border travel allowed to the latter (where self-catering accommodation has already reopened).
Countries will be rated green , amber or red under the UK Government s system with only the green list allowing for quarantine-free travel. There will also be a green watch list to indicate which countries might soon be taken off the green list .
Two households will be able to meet indoors from early May
26 April 2021 • 8:47am
First Minister of Wales Mark Drakeford speaks during a press conference at the Welsh Government building in Cathays Park on April 23, 2021
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Hospitality businesses are now able to offer outdoor service, as restrictions are eased further in Wales as of April 26, allowing pubs, restaurants and cafes to reopen their doors.
Six people from six households were able to meet outdoors again from Apr 24, but meeting inside will not be allowed until May 3, when two households will be allowed to see each other indoors.
It comes as the reopening of gyms and leisure centres, and outdoor organised activities, has also been brought forward to May 3 amid a drop in new Covid-19 infections.
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