UK: British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab MP hosts daily Coronavirus Press Conference. Part Eight.

The video advises UK nationals in countries with available commercial flights to book tickets promptly to avoid being stranded. For countries without commercial flights, the UK government will arrange special charter flights, prioritizing vulnerable individuals. Travelers will book and pay for these flights through a dedicated travel management company, with the government providing financial support to keep costs affordable. The initiative aims to assist UK tourists struggling to return home.

What should UK nationals do to avoid being stranded in countries with available commercial flights?

• Wait for government assistance

• Travel to a neighboring country

• Book tickets as soon as possible

• Contact the British Embassy

What action will the government take when commercial flights are no longer available?

• Offer free accommodation

• Close all airports

• Provide financial support for special charter flights

• Issue travel bans

How will UK nationals book seats on the special charter flights?

• By contacting the government

• Via a dedicated travel management company

• Directly with the airlines

• Through the British Embassy

Who will be prioritized for the special charter flights?

• Students studying abroad

• Tourists with flexible schedules

• The most vulnerable individuals

• Business travelers

What financial measure has been taken to make the charter flights affordable?

• Designating £75 million to support the flights

• Subsidizing hotel costs

• Offering free meals on flights

• Providing travel insurance