When will India be removed from the red list?
When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up fornow and never miss the top Royal stories again. Travel destinations have been divided into three categories within the UK: red, amber and green. The colour differentiation signals which countries are safe and unsafe to travel to, although much criticism has been aimed at the Government about the existence of amber, which many see as futile and confusing for people to follow. Travel restrictions imposed on the industry have been crippling for airlines and others, who have been subject to ever-changing rules and almost constant travel reviews that strike off countries with short notice. Astrazeneca batch number: How to check where your AZ jab was made  Delta variant symptoms: The key DIFFERENT symptoms to look out for  Tourism and aviation bosses are now urging the new Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, to ease Covid travel restrictions in a bid to boost the economy and save jobs. In a joint letter, they issued a plea to the Secretary of State to expand the green list of foreign countries to which Brits can go to without having to isolate on return. Currently, there are just 16 countries deemed green, mainly comprised of Caribbean and Mediterranean islands, and all subject to change at very short notice. The letter, written by Airlines UK head of trade Tim Aldersdale, noted that the UK is the third most internationally connected country in the world and that the travel industry rakes in about 53billion in domestic spending every year.