It’s official that Brits will finally be able to travel overseas from May 17 after the government announced that international travel could resume.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced that international travel can be safely opened in a few weeks.
He outlined stricter border control measures with a “green, amber and red” list to determine the restrictions at each location.
Green means people do not need to be quarantined on their return to England, while people are not allowed to travel leisurely to amber and red places.
There are 12 countries and territories on the “green list”.
The locations are Portugal, including the Azores and Madeira, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Brunei, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Falkland Islands and Israel.
Here we take a look at some of the cheapest flights for these locations.
Brits can travel to Portugal without quarantining themselves upon arrival in the UK
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Portugal
Ryanair has released its sizzling summer savers that include flights to a number of locations.
If you’re looking to travel to Portugal, there are flights to Faro from £ 14.99 one way from Aberdeen.
Are you driving from Manchester? You can book a one-way ticket to Porto for just £ 19.99.
Alternatively, prices are £ 5 cheaper if you book the same location from Liverpool.
There are also flights to Lisbon for less than £ 23.
Israel
Fancy a trip to West Asia? You can fly to Israel, which is on the UK’s “green list”.
Brits can find cheap flights from London Luton Airport to Tel Aviv that cost no more than £ 200 on easyJet round-trip tickets.
Alternatively, if you’re flying from Manchester, look for £ 400 return flights to the Israeli city.
easyJet has cheap flights to Israel
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Iceland
If you want a colder vacation this summer, Iceland is your best bet (and it’s on the green list too).
We found British Airways one-way flights to Reykjavik for under £ 100 if you’re planning on traveling in June.
It is easy to travel to the Blue Lagoon from the capital. This is perfect when you want to relax in the geothermal spa.
Singapore
British Airways offers flights to Singapore at reasonable prices on a single ticket for £ 281.
Singapore is on the UK’s “green list”
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Prices vary depending on the time of year you book. However, less than £ 300 is estimated for the August period.
However, if you want to fly as soon as possible, a single ticket for the June trip might cost a little over £ 300.
The “green list” is checked every three weeks and it is important to check the travel restrictions on where you are going.
For example, Australia’s borders are still closed and it has been reported that they will not open until later in 2022.
For more travel advice, visit GOV.UK Website.
