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England Travel Rules : If it's a 'green' country ?
There will be three classifications : Green country, Amber country and Red country.
If I am travelling to a 'green' country, I will have to have a Covid test prior to departure and on arrival back in England.
Who is going to pay for that ? Presumably me. So how much will the tests cost ?
If it's expensive is that not going to discourage international air travel just when the airlines, hotels and travel industry need the business ??
" I read that the cheaper airlines will charge around £75 per covid test. "
But is that the lateral flow (cheaper) Covid test ?-- If it is then that's going to cost £150 per trip abroad. A typical Easyjet (budget airline) return flight is £100. So that is going to make a £100 trip abroad £250. Almost no-one is going to go for that and that could KILL Easyjet (and other budget airlines) as a business. It won't affect more expensive longer distance flights as much (British Airways)
2 Answers
- ?Lv 73 weeks ago
That sounds like a reasonable approach. The cost of a test is minimal compared to the cost of international flights.
- blackgrumpycatLv 73 weeks ago
I read that the cheaper airlines will charge around £75 per covid test.
If you prefer to go private:
Private tests can cost £120 on the high street or over £200 at some clinics.
