Recent changes to testing and self-isolation isolation rules for UK arrivals has sparked a boost in bookings for holidays abroad.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced last month that fully vaccinated arrivals in England will no longer have to take a COVID-19 test, while the requirement for those not in that category to self-isolate will be dropped.
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Mr Shapps hailed the changes as a return to the “good old days” of international travel, but warned booster doses are likely to become a requirement of foreign trips in the future.
Meanwhile, Liverpool John Lennon Airport recently hosted a Recruitment Day with over 200 vacancies looking to be filled ahead of an expected boost in travel this summer.
So, we ask the people of Liverpool: is it time to book that holiday abroad?
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‘I've booked a big cruise in May’


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George from Litherland says: "I've booked a big cruise in May, and I'm going. I'm off to Hawaii."
‘We've had holidays booked that have been cancelled’
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Linda says: "We've had holidays booked that have been cancelled for those years, and I get the feeling that those holiday companies wouldn't allow you to cancel them anymore."
‘We're not going to book anything’
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Lana says: "We're trying to live with it but we're not going to book anything. We normally go on a cruise."