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Rangers fans have been issued a warning to book direct chartered flights being put on from Scotland to Seville for the Europa League final by today.

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A travel agents with branches across Lanarkshire has reported a record-breaking January - with holiday bookings up by 25 per cent.

The scramble for Seville started for Rangers fans yesterday as they began making plans to get to the Europa League final.

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Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Renfrewshire’s leading travel agent has lambasted the decision to remove Portugal from the green list of travel destinations.Barrhead Travel has said the UK Government’s decision is a “hammer blow” to thousands of travellers and those holidaymakers who are already abroad.Portugal was added to the Amber travel list at 4am this morning.It means travellers returning to the UK from Portugal are now required to self-isolate for ten days and to undergo two PCR covid tests.Jacqueline Dobson, president of Barrhead Travel said the move “further compounds” the damage that has already been inflicted on the travel industry.She said: “It’s disappointing for

iOS - Android Jacqueline Dobson, president of Barrhead Travel, told Lanarkshire Live: "We have long been advocating for consistency across the four nations and we urge the Scottish Government to continue taking this approach when it comes to travel.“Both the inbound and outbound travel industries are interconnected across the UK and having consistency will be critical when it comes to recovery.“There is a significant pent-up demand for travel – not just for holidays, but for travel to see family, friends and loved ones and many customers will be hoping to see more destinations added to the green list in the coming weeks and months."The system will be under constant review and countries will move up and down the traffic lights depending on

redundancies as a "direct result of the impact of Covid-19". The travel company says that customer confidence in overseas holidays had dropped due to the ongoing health pandemic.This, coupled with the end of the furlough scheme, meant the company has had to make "difficult decisions".