German Chancellor hints at possible return to European holidays for double-jabbed Britons

The transcript discusses the growing concern over the Delta variant in Germany, highlighting the rapid increase in cases. It mentions the continuous review of travel restrictions and the potential for vaccinated individuals to travel without quarantine. The speaker expresses concern over the situation and notes measures taken in Germany, such as limiting attendance at events, while acknowledging the UK's independent decisions.

What is the current trend of the delta variant in Germany?

• It is decreasing rapidly.

• It is not present.

• It is stable.

• It is increasing rapidly.

What is the potential future travel policy for those who are fully vaccinated?

• They will be able to travel without quarantine.

• They will need to quarantine.

• They will be banned from traveling.

• They will need a special permit to travel.

Why is vaccination being encouraged according to the speaker?

• To support local businesses.

• To increase tourism.

• To reduce the spread of the delta variant.

• To improve economic growth.

What decision did Germany make regarding stadium attendance?

• To reduce the number of attendees.

• To increase ticket prices.

• To have no spectators.

• To allow full capacity.

What is the speaker's concern about the British government's decision?

• It might be too lenient.

• It might be too strict.

• It might be too expensive.

• It might be too late.