As the global community continues to be impacted by the spread of Coronavirus COVID-19, we are reshaping our offering and service in order to put safety first and respond to how travel and MICE Events are changing.
Keeping our clients, colleagues and the communities we work with in our regions informed and safe is our top priority. We are in touch with our partners on the ground and closely monitor this uncertain situation, still we continue to work remotely from home on current & future business within the parameters of local Government guidelines.
We would like to thank our clients and suppliers for their continued support during these challenging times.
For any further information or support please do not hesitate to contact us. [email protected]
Keeping our clients, colleagues and the communities we work with in our regions informed and safe is our top priority. We are in touch with our partners on the ground and closely monitor this uncertain situation, still we continue to work remotely from home on current & future business within the parameters of local Government guidelines.
We would like to thank our clients and suppliers for their continued support during these challenging times.
For any further information or support please do not hesitate to contact us. [email protected]
>> KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Guidance for Travel in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. >>
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Fully inclusive pre-departure testing for flights departing the UK
Self-collected throat/nasal swab, delivered directly to your chosen hotel. Safe to Travel Certificate accessible and downloadable online.
Samples will be processed by accredited partner laboratory normally within 24-48 hours.
Note that turnaround times are not guaranteed. |
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Information for visitors travelling to Great Britain & Northern Ireland
Updated on: 18/01/2021 | Restrictions and lockdowns are in operation across Great Britain and Northern Ireland and quarantine is required for international visitors and those returning from abroad.
- From 04:00 Monday 18 January, all travel corridors with the UK are suspended
- From this date, you must have proof of a negative coronavirus test to travel to the UK and will need to self-isolate for 10 days on arrival. This includes British and Irish nationals. You will be subject to an immediate fine of £500 if you fail to comply with the new regulations on pre-departure testing
- The border measures have been introduced to prevent the spread of new variants of coronavirus into the UK. The measures are set to be in place for at least one month (set to be reviewed on Monday 15 February)
- You must continue to fill in a Passenger Locator Form before travelling
- The UK Government’s Test to Release scheme will remain in place for England, giving you the option to shorten the mandatory self-isolation period to as little as five days. You will still need to adhere to national restrictions in place upon release from self-isolation
- For further information please see the UK Government’s international travel update
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