A call by British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab for Britons not to book their summer holidays yet has fallen on deaf ears with bookings for this summer with easyJet holidays up 250% on last year with the Balearics one of the key holiday destinations.
Travel giant reports surge in bookings despite Minister´s warning
Bookings for this summer with easyJet holidays are up 250% on last year
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Majorca should be very careful of letting ANY tourists in before the vaccine has had time to work on ALL people. TUI and all other tour operators are jumping the gun and just want CUSTOMERS to book in advance so they have there money. TUI and the rest know full well that going back to normal can only happen when this COVID 19 is defeated. It is so sad for all the people on the Island who need Tourists but is it not better to protect there lives than there pockets ????