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EU to scrap coronavirus tests for fully-vaccinated UK tourists

The requirement for fully-vaccinated UK tourists to take a coronavirus test before visiting the European Union is set to be scrapped before the Easter holidays. All fully-vaccinated travellers should be allowed to enter the bloc without any ...

22 Feb 2022 at 16:25

Warning as one in eight UK travel and tourism jobs unfilled

One in eight UK travel and tourism jobs will be unfilled at the beginning of next year, according to new analysis. The London-based World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) said the staff shortage could have an “enormous impact” on the UK’s ...

29 Dec 2021 at 12:25

Jobs in travel and tourism expected to be close to pre-Covid levels in 2023

The number of global travel and tourism jobs will nearly recover to pre-pandemic levels next year, according to a forecast. Employment in the sector in 2023 will be just 2.7% below 2019 levels, the London-based World Travel and Tourism ...

21 Apr 2022 at 10:55

Government accused of ‘sabotaging’ tourism with ‘barriers to travel’

The Government has been accused of “sabotaging” the UK’s tourism industry as analysis found spending by international visitors was more than £2.2 billion below pre-pandemic levels last year. A report by the London-based World Travel ...

22 Apr 2025 at 00:01

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