Scots tourists can travel to Spain without any quarantine from Sunday in summer holiday boost

flights from Scotland to Spain after the Scottish Government refused to add the holiday hotspot to the quarantine exemption list. The airline has scrapped flights from both Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport that were due to travel to mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands.

hear bagpipes.” Kyle finished third and was bitten by the Highland Games bug.He started training in all the Highland Games “heavy” events, including the hammer throw, shot put, weight over the bar and caber toss.And it has led to him spending weekends from May to September competing at events across the country as well as in countries including the US, Spain and Malaysia.Kyle, who works in legal investigations, said: “You earn your medals in the winter and collect them in the summer.“I like to

coronavirus symptoms before flying, a consumer rights expert has warned. Alex Neill, chief executive of consumer resolution service Resolver, said travel insurance is unlikely to cover such a scenario.

Your Lawyers, to find out. "Just because you can go on holiday now doesn’t mean the threat of COVID-19 has disappeared - and insurers are undoubtedly wary of this,” said Aman.

After a three-month hiatus, the Post Office has decided to re-activate its travel money services across the UK that had previously been paused.Post Office Travel Money said it is restarting its online foreign currency exchange service and its branch pre-order operation.Both services were previously suspended in late March at the start of the coronavirus lockdown, reports PA.The Post Office accounts for one in every four UK currency transactions.As a result of the move, customers will be able to

summer holidays abroad after ministers announced the 14-day self-isolation rule will be scrapped for a few hot spots. Originally, those travelling abroad would have to return to the UK and go into quarantine for two weeks.

Summer holidays abroad have been given the green light after ministers confirmed a major travel restriction will be scrapped.

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Foreign Office is still warning against all but essential international travel.Tourists will, however, go through a 'triple check' upon arrival to Spain. They will be asked for their country of origin and to register, so officials have a contact point to trace them.