Travel quarantine is to be cut from two weeks to one under plans to get Britain flying again. The group's report, expected to be approved by the Government, has recommended travellers returning from virus hotspots should be asked to quarantine for five days before being tested. Travel quarantine is to be cut from two weeks to one under plans to get Britain flying again. As the Mail revealed this week, the Global Travel Taskforce also recommends a phased restart for the cruise industry from January. Only travellers arriving in the UK from Corfu, Crete, Rhodes, Kos and Zakynthos – also known as Zante – will avoid quarantine.

Source: Daily Mail November 12, 2020 22:09 UTC