Irish Travel Agents Association chief executive has said the new Government should move to cancel flights so people who have booked foreign trips can get their money back. He also called for clarity on so-called air bridges. Under the Government’s air bridges plan, it was understood Irish tourists could go on foreign holidays from July 9th to other countries that have brought coronavirus under control. Dr Scally said he agreed with the concerns raised by Dr Holohan about travel. Aer Lingus declined to comment, and Ryanair did not respond to requests for comment on Dr Holohan’s latest travel appeal or on the recent level of demand they have experienced for flights.

Source: The Irish Times June 30, 2020 10:41 UTC