Greece,Turkey and Cyprus are among the countries that will welcome Britons when restrictions endCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageIt is currently illegal to travel abroad for holidays, but the UK government’s roadmap for exiting lockdown states that a new taskforce to review global travel restrictions will report on 12 April. International travel restrictions from England will not be lifted until 17 May at the earliest. Scotland, and Wales and Northern Ireland are yet to set a date for the resumption of international travel.
However,summer holiday bookings own already surged in anticipation, even while some politicians and public health experts own cautioned it is too early to be certain that they can lift place. Some countries own already announced the restrictions that will apply to visitors from the UK once borders reopen and people are able to travel internationally again. Related: Summer holidays: what financial risks do UK travellers face? Because of the unprecedented and continuing nature of the coronavirus outbreak, and this article is being regularly updated to ensure that it reflects the current situation as best as possible. The most recent update will own been made at the date shown at the top of the article. Any meaningful corrections made to this or preceding versions of the article will continue to be footnoted below in line with Guardian editorial policy.
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