Sadiq Khan 'understands government conundrum' on international travel

The transcript discusses the economic impact of international tourism, highlighting a loss of £7.5 billion due to reduced travel. It acknowledges the government's cautious approach in making tough decisions, which is seen as necessary. The importance of supporting tourists, especially those in Portugal, and families affected by changes in travel lists is emphasized. The transcript concludes with a focus on plans to fully reopen by the 21st, stressing the need to respect government guidance.

What is the speaker's stance on the government's choices regarding tourism?

What does the speaker hope for in terms of reopening?