Release reports have launched a holiday sale in Britain

The latest information on the phasing out of all restrictions imposed in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic in Britain has led to a sharp increase in bookings for this year's holiday season. The largest British travel agency TUI stated that it recorded a 6-fold higher number of purchased holidays than usual on Monday. EasyJet, on the other hand, said demand for tickets had more than tripled and traffic to Thomas Cook's next trip website had risen by 75 percent. The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated on Monday that one of the strictest lockdowns will be canceled in several phases with an interval of five weeks, while all restrictions should end on June 21. The condition is that positive trends in reducing the number of infections are maintained, the vaccination campaign will continue successfully and no new coronavirus mutation will appear that would change the situation. The pandemic has almost completely stopped traveling around the world. The demand for reservations thus represents hope for international tourism. "We are constantly seeing that demand for travel is still high, and this increase in bookings shows that the government's signal for re-access to travel was what British consumers were waiting for," said easyJet CEO Johan Lundgren. The United Kingdom has around 120,000 coronavirus pandemic victims, the highest number in Europe. The Johnson government said on Sunday that it wanted to have the entire adult population vaccinated by July 31, a month earlier than originally planned.