Almost 70 industry leaders have backed a letter to the government urging it to pursue youth mobility arrangements with the European Union as part of forthcoming talks to reset the UK’s relationship with Brussels.
Brexit means fewer UK staff can be deployed overseas in roles like reps and chalet hosts (Credit: iStock / ArtistBNDphotography)
Signatories include Jet2holidays, Tui UK, Kuoni parent Dertour UK, Inghams, Planet Holidays and Sunvil, as well as lobby groups such as Seasonal Businesses in Travel and UKinbound.
The letter was sent to cabinet office minister Nick Thomas-Symonds ahead of talks starting on 19 May in which it is hoped to improve relations between the UK and EU.
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