Minister admits he's holidaying abroad this year - but others are sticking to staycations

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relaxed its travel advice amid the coronavirus pandemic earlier this month. “My wife looked at all of these new changes that were made and has now booked a break for the first time for a couple of years,” he told the Today programme.Other senior politicians have decided to stay put in the UK, with several saying they will be holidaying at home.But Mr Shapps said that the creation of air bridges between the UK and many tourist hotspots has allowed the government's advice on foreign travel to be relaxed.“These are personal choices but we have issued guidance now for airlines to ensure that people can travel in a Covid-safe manner as well," he said.“There is much more structure in place now as we approach the summer.” Prime minister Boris.