Gulf state takes action owing to continued high rate of Covid infection in the UK, although passengers transiting Qatar won’t be affected, the FCDO has said
Prime minister confirms the government does plan to expand the NHS’s vaccine certificate to accommodate booster jabs, and urges those looking to travel to get their boosters
Netherlands expected to announce new partial lockdown on Friday, while the Austrian government is also understood to be considering new measures to curb sharp rises in Covid cases
Transport secretary says it’s okay to keep flying as Boris Johnson prepares to return to the negotiating table at Cop26 while BA is on the lookout for 4,000 new members of staff
The latest issue of TTG is out now, with extensive coverage of the US reopening to international visitors from 8 November and travel’s need to up its response to the climate crisis
New figures show a rise in agency failures, but there is good news with the reopening of US borders for UK visitors for the first time since March 2020
More countries could follow Austria and Israel’s lead, with both having imposed time limits on vaccination validity, according to national press reports
World leaders have “fallen short” and not created a coherent approach to supplying Covid-19 vaccines to developing countries – risking not only the tourism recovery of those nations but the resurgence of new variants
Grant Shapps confirms seven remaining red list countries to be removed from 4am on Monday but the system – and hotel quarantine – will remain in place for use, if deemed necessary
Country’s tourism ministry confirms individual tourists will be able to enter the country from 1 November without having to arrive as part of an organised group
The UK’s red list could be axed as soon as Monday, according to national press reports, while plans for an online sales tax are revealed and APD cuts criticised
