The coronavirus pandemic has made travel pretty complicated this summer, with quarantine measures in place for those who travel to certain countries.
The pandemic has also caused trouble within the travel industry, with Tui previously announcing it will close 166 stores in the UK and Ireland.
The company’s bosses said the closures have been ‘accelerated’ by the Covid-19 pandemic, but are mainly due to changes in customer habits.
On top of that, while the company has resumed flights as of 11 July, they are only flying to a limited number of countries as the pandemic drags on.
Here’s what you need to know about where Tui is flying to at the moment and whether or not you’ll have to quarantine on your return.
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Where can you travel to with Tui?
At the time of writing, the company is arranging third party flights to Malta and Venice, while both Tui and third-party flights are running to:
- Greece – Kos and Rhodes, Heraklion in Crete, Corfu, Zante, Chania, Kefalonia, Skiathos, Santorini and Thessaloniki
- Turkey – Dalaman, Antalya, Izmir and Bodrum
From 24th August, Tui will also offer flights to Naples.
At the time of writing, you don’t have to quarantine on your return from any of the countries the airline is currently flying to.
However the list of countries on the Government’s quarantine-free ‘travel corridor’ list is subject to change as the pandemic continues, with Spain and Luxembourg both having been removed from the exempt list in July.
This means that people will now have to quarantine for two weeks on their return from either country.
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