Domestic trips could resume from 12 April according to the proposals, and international travel from 17 May "at the earliest" – subject to a fresh report by the newly reconvened Global Travel Taskforce.
Agents with retail premises may also be able to reopen their doors from 12 April.
The government will wind back the country’s current lockdown measures in five-week blocks, with each relaxation examined against four key tests – including rates of vaccine deployment, evidence of the vaccine’s effect on reducing rates of infection hospitalisation and death, and the impact of any new Covid variants.
