The success of the vaccine roll-out in Britain with almost 19 million Britons vaccinated could mean that Britons may be the first to the beach this summer on Mallorca, Jet2 boss Steve Heapy was quoted as saying.
Britons could be the first on holiday thanks to vaccine roll out, says travel boss
Chief executive Steve Heapy said he hopes British government will reinstate its travel corridor policy
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Whilst I have every sympathy for those who cannot have a Covid vaccine, I can't wait to come to the Balearics to have a long awaited holiday (and to give you money to help your economy recover). Those who cannot have a vaccine will surely not be excluded - but will have to go through the longer process of testing and potential quarantine. This will ensure (as best it can) that there will be no major outbreaks. And as the vaccine rollout gathers pace on the islands, there will be a further line of defence. I CAN'T WAIT - BRING IT ON.......
The Brotish arem't being allowed back because they're vaccinated, it's purely politics, - we wamt you back for the money. Anybody can transmit the virus, and we're not going to be vaccinated in time, so it makes no difference where any tourists come from. The move will almost certainly cause many new cases, yet another lockdown for everyone here, and cause much more damage to our economy in the longer-term.
I cant wait for things to get back to normal,so we can visit our family in alicante.