Uniglobe Double S Travel

13/10/2023

New Double S Travel group trip! - https://mailchi.mp/adb2d5cbe215/new-double-s-travel-group-trip

08/02/2023

19/12/2022

Seasons Greetings - https://mailchi.mp/doublestravel.co.uk/staying-in-touch-whilst-keeping-apart-1704564

16/09/2022

Monday 19th September -

Our offices will be closed on Monday 19th September as a mark of our respect and deep affection for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

14/03/2022

More good news on the travel front

From Friday all rules still in place for travellers returning to England will be scrapped.

This includes the removal of the need to complete a passenger locator form prior to departure for England.

14/02/2022

A massive helping of good news for travel has come along during the last few days.

Travel to England from abroad no longer has a requirement for any form of testing for the fully (2 jabbed) vaccinated. No pre test no day 2. Just the PLO to fill in)

Fast on the heals of that news France has opened up and U.K. visitors will no longer need to be tested to visit (once again for fully vaccinated). Just a simple travel form to fill in.

Travel is back in business!!!!

07/01/2022

More Good News for the travel industry. From 3rd January Germany reopened to fully vaccinated travellers (Note all travellers aged 6 and over need to be vaccinated). If not vaccinated a 10 day quarantine is required.

France is due to review their rules this week and it looks like they will widen the list of those from the UK who are allowed to travel.

05/01/2022

Great News! Pre-departure tests (tests to board an aircraft to fly back to the UK) are to be scrapped on Friday 7th January.
Boris Johnson says shake-up to UK's testing regime will come into effect from 4am on Friday and we will also see the Day 2 PCR test lowered to a (cheaper) lateral flow test.

15/12/2021

Seasons Greetings - https://mailchi.mp/doublestravel.co.uk/staying-in-touch-whilst-keeping-apart-1704446

16/07/2021

Rules change for entry to England - https://mailchi.mp/doublestravel.co.uk/staying-in-touch-whilst-keeping-apart-1704270