Brits should avoid holidays abroad until later this year due to new variants, warns public health boss
BRITS wanting to go on holiday right now have been warned to wait until later this year due to the risk of new variants, according to Public Health England's regional director for London.Brits have been warned not to travel abroad until the summer, despite the travel ban being liftedMany headed to Portugal - one of the few European destinations on the green list - while others flew to amber countries such as Spain and Greece.
When asked if Brits should think twice about going on holiday abroad right now, he said: "If you're able to, that would be good." "They can travel to those countries but they then have to observe quarantine when they return and have two tests after returning.
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