UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed today that the restrictions on non-essential international travel to and from the UK will remain until at least May 17.
According to Prime Minister, international travel will not be allowed before May 17. This will come as a blow to the travel industry that is currently struggling. The UK is planning to review the situation on April 12, after which time the May 17 date will be officially confirmed.
“The government will determine when international travel should resume, which will be no earlier than 17 May,” it said.
Johnson told parliament that meant there was still time for Britons to plan summer holidays.
“I believe that setting a deadline of April 12 for the report will give people time to make their plans for summer and if things go well then I do believe there is every chance of an aviation recovery later this year,” he added.
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