@ByHeatherGD@outsidemagazine@JenniferNuzzo @thesophislife Every country is adopting their own travel modalities based on many factors including the directive from their health authorities....
Mainland Portugal for the no-go list for England and Northern Ireland now looks a lot more likely than not (Madeira/Azores likely to escape).
May be joined by Denmark, whose new infection rate is lower than the UK's but still above the quarantine threshold
https://t.co/IXPOa6w1db
Quarantine: what the latest moves mean.
A warning: with the 4am Saturday deadline, it's tempting to race home. But don't turn up early at Calais (or any other French Channel port) without a confirmed booking. Everything very heavily booked, say operators. https://t.co/THn2krliXj
Quarantine: the first people caught up in the sudden imposition of 14 days of self-isolation for travellers from Spain are enjoying their first taste of freedom today. Meanwhile the aviation industry is increasingly vocal in demands for a nuanced approach.
https://t.co/8YppXTberz
A total of 151 migrants in 15 boats were brought to the UK yesterday after 146 migrants in 17 boats were intercepted on Friday
For more on this and other news visit https://t.co/U2gQmYuKBJ
Belgium: what are the rules on transit?
Any interaction within the borders (changing trains/planes, refuelling car, or going to a bar, a museum or a beach) renders the traveller liable to two weeks of self-isolation.
If you drive straight through, unclear.
https://t.co/vztwh33uJi
Another three bite the dust: Belgium, Andorra and the Bahamas join the government's no-go list.
Of those, only Belgium has significant levels of British visitors right now, and they have 32 hours' notice to get back to the UK.
Brits in Spain got five hours
https://t.co/2VpAAibjJ8