If you are keen to explore England’s historic landmarks, wide-open spaces and varied cultural highlights, it is crucial to think about safety. With restrictions easing as of 12 April there will be more and more options for travelling within the UK. We can take domestic holidays and trips if staying in self-contained, self-catered accommodations like holiday cottages, glamping sites and lodges with one household only. Here are our 5 tips on how to stay safe during the Covid-19 pandemic when planning for domestic vacations.
No. 1: Plan your staycation ahead
Before going on a vacation, check the latest government updates on domestic travel in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales at https://www.gov.uk/. On the 17th of May all other accommodations, like hotels, hostels, B&Bs and campsites with shared facilities can reopen for domestic trips and holidays. So let’s get ready for beautiful country views and experiences.
No. 2. “Good to go” accreditation
It is important to book places with “Good to go” accreditation.
“We’re Good To Go” mark signals that a tourism and hospitality business has adapted their operations in line with respective Government and public health guidance and has a COVID-19 risk assessment in place to aid staff training, social distancing and cleanliness. We offer many options, accommodations and experiences with “Good to go” accreditation.
No. 3. Flexible cancellation policy
During these uncertain times, make sure that you book your holidays on a flexible cancellation policy, so in case of unforeseen changes, you can easily move your holiday to a different date without any charges or get a full refund on your booking. We can help you with that.
No. 4. Health and safety
It is important to wear a mask over your nose and mouth when in public during your trip, sanitise and wash your hands frequently. Avoid crowds and stay at least 6 feet/2 meters (about 2 arm lengths) from anyone. Remember that nobody will take as good care of your health as you.
No. 5. Consider safer alternatives to traditional travel
If you decide to go on a staycation, try to avoid air travel and switch to ground transportation. This might be a longer but safer option. Consider adapting your vacation plans in ways that provide safer alternatives that can help can reduce your risk of virus exposure while away from home.
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