LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) – Willie Walsh, the pinnacle of airline affiliation IATA, renewed his criticism of Britain’s coronavirus guidelines after it scrapped plans to finish quarantine guidelines for vaccinated travellers arriving from France, which had been due to enter impact on Monday.
“The UK has no coherent coverage on worldwide journey,” Walsh, a former chief govt of British Airways’ mother or father firm IAG, instructed Reuters.
“The UK is entrenching itself as an outlier in its confused strategy to journey. This, in flip, is destroying its personal journey sector and the 1000’s of jobs that depend on it,” he added.
(Reporting by Tim Hepher; writing by David Milliken; Modifying by Leslie Adler)
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