International travel ‘should resume slowly’ in face of Covid variants

The transcript discusses the future of international travel in the context of COVID-19. It highlights the potential for travel restrictions and quarantine requirements upon returning to the UK. The possibility of vaccine mandates by airlines and other countries is considered, though not necessarily by the UK government. The speaker predicts a slow and cautious return to international travel, likely not in full swing until autumn, when more people are vaccinated.

What are the potential requirements for traveling internationally in relation to vaccination?

How might different governments approach the issue of vaccination for travelers?

What does the speaker mean by a 'fluid picture' regarding travel and vaccination?

What is the expected timeline for the return to international travel according to the speaker?

What factors could influence the speed of returning to international travel?