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Travel industry reacts to latest foreign travel changes

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Timothy Davis, Co-Founder and CEO of Butter, commented:

“The government claims it wants to keep rules on foreign travel as simple as possible, but the fact of the matter is it would be easier to negotiate a 15 strong family game of Cluedo at Christmas compared to booking a hassle-free holiday at present.

This complex and painstaking process is bringing further turmoil to a travel and tourism sector that can do little else but stand and watch as another summer of restrictions prevents a return to health.”

hoo Co-founder, Adrian Murdock, commented:

“The unfortunate reality of the shambolic traffic light system is that any good news that comes via the latest review could well be the latest government u-turn come the next.

As a result, holidaymakers remain deterred from travelling and we’re simply not seeing any notable degree of stability return to the sector.

Many are now resigned to the fact that we face another year of holidays at home and while Britain isn’t a bad backup plan, it remains bitterly disappointing for those who had hoped of getting away.”


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