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Airlines have asked EU countries to exempt Britain from the coronavirus travel ban set to kick in on January 1.
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Firms such as EasyJet and Airlines UK were joined by the World Travel and Tourism Council in calling for clarity.
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The UK and [[https://kynghidongduong.vn/blog/thac-ban-gioc---tien-canh-thac-nuoc-hung-vi-nhat-viet-nam.html kynghidongduong.vn]] EU are negotiating a trade deal for after January but on Wednesday Boris Johnson returned from Brussels with 'significant differences' remaining.
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But a deal may not include Covid travel rules, which allow non-essential trips into the EU from countries where cases are low, [[https://kynghidongduong.vn/blog/thac-ban-gioc---tien-canh-thac-nuoc-hung-vi-nhat-viet-nam.html du lịch thác bản giốc]] such as Australia and New Zealand.
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Despite Britain having lower infection rates than 18 of the 27 EU member states, [[http://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=officials officials]] say there are currently 'no plans' to add it to the 'safe' list.
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The EU advises against non-essential travel within the bloc, but most citizens can still travel freely between the 27 member countries despite the coronavirus pandemic.
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Britain would not automatically be exempt from the third-party country rules even if the PM were to strike an 11th-hour deal with EU chief Ursula von der Leyen this week.
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image class="left" url="" Firms such as EasyJet and Airlines UK were joined by the World Travel and Tourism Council in calling for clarity over a no deal Brexit (file photo)
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image class="left" url="" The UK and EU are negotiating a trade deal for after January but on Wednesday Boris Johnson returned from Brussels with 'significant differences' remaining (file photo of Heathrow)
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President of the World Travel and Tourism Council Gloria Guevara said there were 'compelling reasons' for the UK to be added to the exemption list.
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She told the [[ ]]
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Firms such as EasyJet and Airlines UK were joined by the World Travel and Tourism Council in calling for clarity.
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The UK and [[https://kynghidongduong.vn/blog/thac-ban-gioc---tien-canh-thac-nuoc-hung-vi-nhat-viet-nam.html kynghidongduong.vn]] EU are negotiating a trade deal for after January but on Wednesday Boris Johnson returned from Brussels with 'significant differences' remaining.
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But a deal may not include Covid travel rules, which allow non-essential trips into the EU from countries where cases are low, [[https://kynghidongduong.vn/blog/thac-ban-gioc---tien-canh-thac-nuoc-hung-vi-nhat-viet-nam.html du lịch thác bản giốc]] such as Australia and New Zealand.
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Despite Britain having lower infection rates than 18 of the 27 EU member states, [[http://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=officials officials]] say there are currently 'no plans' to add it to the 'safe' list.
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The EU advises against non-essential travel within the bloc, but most citizens can still travel freely between the 27 member countries despite the coronavirus pandemic.
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Britain would not automatically be exempt from the third-party country rules even if the PM were to strike an 11th-hour deal with EU chief Ursula von der Leyen this week.
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image class="left" url="" Firms such as EasyJet and Airlines UK were joined by the World Travel and Tourism Council in calling for clarity over a no deal Brexit (file photo)
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image class="left" url="" The UK and EU are negotiating a trade deal for after January but on Wednesday Boris Johnson returned from Brussels with 'significant differences' remaining (file photo of Heathrow)
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President of the World Travel and Tourism Council Gloria Guevara said there were 'compelling reasons' for the UK to be added to the exemption list.
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She told the [[ ]]
