What about Travelling after Covid-19 Pandemic ?

 

Many of England’s optimists who booked a getaway in November are dealt a horrible blow by the second lockdown. The new measures will get the effect on Thursday 5 November and might last until Wednesday 2 December.

Those ominous words “Avoid all non-essential go past private or public transport” ring drearily to dampen spirits over again. the govt. said:

“Overnight stays and holidays removed from primary residences won't be allowed – including holidays within the UK and abroad. This includes staying during a second home, if you own one, or staying with anyone you're doing not stomach or are in a very very very support bubble with.

“There are specific exceptions, as an example, if you'd value more highly to remain far from home (including in an exceedingly very very second home) for work purposes.”

So what does this all mean for holidaymakers?

Can I still persist on holiday?

The lockdown rules are being enshrined in law, so if you're doing travel anywhere else within the UK for any reason outside the exemptions list you may be breaking the law. that has to visit a second home and travel any country – even those on the travel corridor list – though that list has dwindled to a variety of places.

The exemptions list includes the need to satisfy work, educational or caring responsibilities.

I’m already on holiday, will my homeward plans go ahead?

Just keep it up along with your holiday as normal. Your fight should still be operating. Be alert and check on any updates and services could even be reduced

Under European air passengers’ rights rules, you're entitled to a special flight home. These are extraordinary times so there are also some delays.

Johan Lundgren, chief executive of EasyJet, said:

“Following the government’s sudden announcement EasyJet will operate its planned schedule until Thursday and will be reviewing its flying program over the lockdown period.

“It is probably going that much of the united kingdom schedule are visiting be canceled during lockdown with our planned flying set to resume in early December. we'll advise customers who are booked to travel over the following month of their options with a view to assisting customers to return to the country within the approaching days.”