Africa has been granted its first travel corridors with the UK after Namibia and Rwanda were added to the list in transport secretary Grant Shapps’ weekly update on Thursday (19 November).
Uruguay also became the second South American destination to be put on the travel corridor list after Chile’s inclusion earlier this month. The key Indian Ocean destination of Sri Lanka has also been granted a corridor, which means those returning to the UK from the destination do not have to quarantine for 14 days.