GREECE and Turkey are the two countries where bookings are rising the most for 2021, according to reports from TUI.
Boosted by recent positive travel news, Brits are snapping up holidays in the two destinations, both of which look like reasonably good prospects for foreign travel this year.
While it won't be until April 12 that Brits discover if they'll be going on holiday abroad this summer, Greece is looking like a good prospect for a break, as the country announced today that it would be open for tourists by May 14.
Meanwhile, Turkey plans to welcome Brits back by June as it pushes ahead with its vaccine rollout.
Those wanting to travel abroad when restrictions lift can find some great deals to both countries.
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Some of the best are:
- TUI Greece self-catering May & June 7-night holidays from £203pp
- TUI Hotel San Giorgio, Kefalonia all-inclusive 7-nights in June from £584pp
- TUI Hotel Poseidon Beach Hotel, Zante all-inclusive 7-nights in June from £535pp
- TUI Suneo IaIyssos Bay, Rhodes all-inclusive 7-nights in June from £563pp
- TUI Thassos self-catering 7-nights in June from £393pp
- TUI Skiathos, bed and breakfast 7-nights in June from £432pp
- TUI The Village Resort & Waterpark 7-nights all-inclusive from £499pp
- Thomas Cook holidays to Turkey 7-nights in June from £135pp
- Thomas Cook holidays to Greece 7-nights in June from £113pp
- Jet2 Holidays Self-catering Corfu, Crete & Rhodes holidays 7-nights in June from £289pp
- Jet2 Holidays all-inclusive Zante, Kos, Rhodes & Crete holidays 7-nights in June from £455pp
- Easyjet Holidays all-inclusive Rhodes, Zante and Crete 7-nights in June from £315pp
- Easyjet Holidays self-catering in Zante and Corfu from £202pp
- British Airways Holidays to Greece 7-nights in June from £241pp
- British Airways Holidays in Dalaman, Turkey 7-nights in June from £344pp
Greece has previously been in talks with UK ministers about welcoming tourists who have been vaccinated to the country this summer – without them having to have negative coronavirus tests.
This would instead require a vaccination passport to prove they have been given both doses of the vaccine.
Turkey's vaccination program has so far seen more than 8.45million jabs given, using shots developed by China’s Sinovac Biotech.
According to reports in Turkish media, Turkey has also already been in talks with UK ministers regarding foreign travel, and with the news website saying that tourists will likely start flying into the country from June.
Brits will know more about foreign travel on April 12 when the government publishes a travel review.
Currently a lockdown ban on most international travel will remain until at least May 17.
For those looking for holiday inspiration, we've found cheap all inclusive holidays for this summer and there are many cheap package holidays.
If you fancy staying in the UK, holiday parks are also offering huge bargains – some of which start from £3pp a night.
We've also found cheap deals in the warmest parts of the UK, as well as at Britain's best beaches for dog owners and those with kids.
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