Synopsis Travel service providers and online travel agents (OTAs) are hopeful that the United Kingdom will ease restrictions on Indians under its new travel rules following government protest even as they see increasing signs of pent-up demand for overseas leisure Related UK riles India with vaccination certificate snub Immigrating to UK: Top ways you can make the move How likely are you to get a job in Ireland? Travel service providers and online travel agents (OTAs) are hopeful that the United Kingdom will ease restrictions on Indians under its new travel rules following government protest even as they see increasing signs of pent-up demand for overseas leisure travel. The UK on Wednesday updated travel rules applicable from October 4 and clarified that Covishield would qualify as an approved vaccine, but quarantine requirements could still apply to those vaccinated in India due to concerns over the vaccine certification process in the country. However, with India having warned the UK of ‘reciprocal measures’, the travel industry is expecting an early resolution of the issue. “This is hard to relate to and the move is not sustainable,” MakeMyTrip CEO Rajesh Magow said. “Something tells me this should get rectified considering the pushback we… Read full this story
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