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Boom in holiday queries sparked by covid rules relaxation but airport bosses say it will take until at least 2025 for industry recovery

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Eager holidaymakers grounded for too long have sparked a massive boom in travel enquiries.Industry leaders Barrhead Travel report a whopping 165 per cent surge in queries for the coming year but cautious aviation chiefs have warned it will take years for them to properly recover.The relaxation of tough Coronavirus testing rules last week, which saw the need for costly PCRs scrapped and an end to isolation protocol, is thought to be behind the boom.And the East Renfrewshire-headquartered firm say it is a sign that "confidence is returning to the market".

The Scottish Government announced last week that from Friday January 7, fully vaccinated travellers arriving here would no longer be forced to take pre-departure covid tests or self-isolate on arrival until they receive a negative result.

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