A survey by the UK National Bureau of Statistics found that the number of people who think it is “very important” for holidaymakers to pass the Covid-19 test has dropped to only 53%.
In May, the month when the non-essential overseas travel ban was lifted, 64% of the number of people who thought it was “very important” for travelers to pass the Covid test.
The latest National Bureau of Statistics survey also shows that most Britons find it difficult or very difficult to comply with overseas Covid restrictions.
But the study found that most overseas residents said that they are very knowledgeable or very aware of the UK’s restrictions. Telegraph.
However, overseas residents are either completely unconfident or not very confident in finding information about the UK’s Covid restrictions.
In addition to changes in travel regulations, passengers at Heathrow Airport this week are also facing long queues.
The Ministry of the Interior blamed the queuing on the need to check Covid documents-in addition, families with young children cannot use electronic doors because facial recognition technology is not available for children under 12 years of age.
A spokesperson for the Home Office said in a statement: “Throughout the pandemic, we are well aware that the queue time may be longer because we ensure that all passengers comply with the hygiene measures adopted to ensure the safety of the British public.
“This weekend is the busiest weekend of the year for returning passengers, especially the number of families where children under 12 cannot use the electronic boarding gate.
“We have been working hard this week to reduce waiting times, for example by deploying staff flexibly at Heathrow Airport, and continue to work closely with all airports and airlines to ensure that all passengers can enjoy a safe and worry-free journey.”
