TUI has cancelled more holidays until August just days before new travel rules come into force.
From next week, double jabbed Brits will be able to return from amber list countries without having to quarantine back in the UK.
But despite the new rules being in place from Monday, the tour operator has cancelled many more holidays until at least July 31.
It also comes just a few days before the Government updates its travel rules to green, amber and red list destinations on Thursday.
Full list of TUI cancellations
TUI’s latest cancellations will affect the following countries:
Aruba
Bulgaria
Cape Verde
Costa Rica
Croatia (Except Kvarner Bay)
Dominican Republic
Egypt
Florida
Greece – Halkidiki, Samos and Thassos
India
Indonesia
Italy
Mainland Spain (Except Malaga and Alicante)
Maldives
Mauritius
Morocco – Agadir
Mexico – Puerto Vallarta and Cancun
Sri Lanka
Tanzania
Thailand
Tunisia
Turkey
UAE
USA (except Florida)
Countries like Turkey, Maldives and the UAE are already on the red list, but many British holiday favourites, including Spain, Italy and Greece, were hoping to welcome more tourists from next week.
TUI also announced it would be cancelling holidays to Greece and Spain throughout July.
List of TUI’s cancelled holidays in July
July 19
Spain – Alicante
July 20
Spain – Malaga
July 21
Cyprus
Greece – Kefalonia
Jamaica
July 22
Greece – Skiathos
Morocco – Marrakesh
July 23
Fuerteventura – Canary Islands
July 24
Greece – Preveza
July 26
Greece – Santorini and Chania in Crete
July 28
La Palma – Canary Islands, Spain
Tourists can get a full refund if their holidays are cancelled, or they can change to a later date with a booking incentive.
TUI said: ‘We want to offer our customers flexibility and choice this summer, so where borders are open and FCDO advice allows travel, we will operate to those destinations as planned.
‘We are continually reviewing our holiday programme and cancellations in line with the Government updates every three weeks, with the next update expected on the 15th July.’
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