EasyJet flight advice as government puts two week quarantine on Spain holidays
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dailystar.co.ukEasyJet issued advice to customers as the government removed its travel corridor with Spain. Brits are no longer advised to fly to the mainland country unless it is “essential” to do so.Holiday guidelines differ for the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands, which are still deemed safe enough to visit.But those coming back to the UK from any of the Spanish destinations must quarantine themselves for two weeks or face fines of £1,000.This has left many questioning whether or not they want to go away at all.Thankfully for easyJet customers, you can move bookings or get flight vouchers if you no longer want to jet off.For those who still plan on heading abroad, you should still be able to do so.In a statement, an easyJet spokesperson said: “We.
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