The U.K. Government recently announced that wearing face coverings inside exhibition and conference centres across England would be mandatory.

The Hammersmith bridge in West London has been fully closed until further notice following safety concerns after a fracture in the infrastructure  has appeared to have been worsened by the ongoing heatwave gripping the United Kingdom. The suspension bridge will …

WTTC recently called upon the U.K. government to provide strong leadership to save the struggling tourism sector in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Travelodge has decided to reopen another 100 hotel properties in the U.K. this week further accelerating its hotel reopening programme

United Kingdom tourism industry leaders are now planning to set up a physical/social distancing standards symbol for most of luxurious and budget hotels and tourism attractions to support the return of international visitors once lockdown measures in country are eased. The supportive move of United Kingdom tourism industry is part of a bid to persuade responsible travel in the country when it is safe to do so.

The United Kingdom tourism industry is bracing for a £2billion hit from the coronavirus lockdown over the Easter holidays as popular destinations urge people to stay away despite the devastating impact their absence will have on businesses. Most of the …

On March 23, the U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson issued a nationwide lockdown notice under the term “National Emergency” as a response to the coronavirus pandemic. Later, Mr. Johnson tested positive for coronavirus and was admitted to the ICU for …

Leading accommodation providing platform Airbnb has decided to limit its accommodations and bookings in the U.K. All bookings in the U.K will now be limited to “essential stays”. Only keyworkers working to provide any essential services can book rooms and …

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has recently decided to extend its ban on all non-essential global travel for an indefinite period of time. The decision arrives as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to rise across the globe …

United Kingdom’s flag carrier British Airways has decided to lay-off nearly 36,000 staff until the end of May. The move has been decided under the British government’s furlough scheme for companies that have been adversely affected by the coronavirus pandemic. …