Consumer Protection

Travellers to Stay Indoors During Sri Lanka Emergency

Travellers to Stay Indoors During Sri Lanka Emergency

Following the recent developments in Sri Lanka and the subsequent updates to FCDO advice for consumers, the Foreign Office has released another update this week advising travellers already in Sri Lanka during the current state of emergency.   Previously, the FCDO had lifted advice against all but essential travel to Sri Lanka in May but…

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Greece Has Removed Quarantine For All Tourists

Greece Has Removed Quarantine For All Tourists

It has been announced recently that Greece has removed quarantine requirements for all tourists, regardless of their vaccination or Covid status.   This means that travellers visiting Greece for a holiday will not be required to quarantine in a quarantine hotel after Greece has removed quarantine requirements, even if they have become infected or tested…

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Foreign Office Advice Against Travel to Sri Lanka Reinstated

Foreign Office Advice Against Travel to Sri Lanka Reinstated

After lifting the travel ban for UK travellers to Sri Lanka on the 10th of June, the FCDO have instated new Foreign Office advice against travel to Sri Lanka in response to further concerns of unrest in the country.   The new Foreign Office advice against travel to Sri Lanka was instated on the how…

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Mauritius Entry Rules Change From Next Month

Mauritius Entry Rules Change From Next Month

Many island explorers and travel businesses are excited as the news has come out that the Mauritius entry rules will officially be reduced and changed from the beginning of next month (July).  After an official announcement, travellers will now be able to travel to Mauritius with entry rules that are far simpler and easier to…

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Fiji Reopens Its Borders to Cruise Ships

Fiji Reopens Its Borders to Cruise Ships

After over two years of tight Covid pandemic restrictions for all travellers, the fantastic news has been announced that Fiji has reopened its borders to international cruise ships from around the world.  For the majority of the past few years during the Covid pandemic, Fiji has had its international borders closed to travellers. Only six…

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Government Set Out Steps for Summer Flights Improvement

Government Set Out Steps for Summer Flights Improvement

Following previous half-term flight disruptions and potential summer flights disruptions in 2022, the how we support excellent travel businesses, check out our pages. Or you can get in touch with the lovely PTS team by calling 0207 190 9988 or emailing us at ask@protectedtrustservices.com. 

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Barcelona Introduce Extra Cruise Ship Pollution Tax

Barcelona Introduce Extra Cruise Ship Pollution Tax

In response to a letter sent to the Barcelona ministry of transport just last month, in May, the Catalonia minister for climate action is expected to make an official announcement in the coming weeks to introduce extra cruise ship pollution tax.   This coming additional cruise ship tax will apply to all tourist ships that…

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Italy Reopened to All Visitors and Dropped Restrictions

Italy Reopened to All Visitors and Dropped Restrictions

On Tuesday, the 31st of May, Ministry of Health authorities announced Italy has reopened to all visitors, dropping all Covid related restrictions from June.   Italian authorities have confirmed this move. From Wednesday the 1st of June, all Covid-related entry restrictions for travellers have been dropped and Italy has reopened to visitors regardless of vaccination…

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Are You Ready For The New CMA Enforcement Powers?

Are You Ready For The New CMA Enforcement Powers?

The government has recently laid out the newly proposed enforcement powers for the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to better enforce consumer laws in the travel industry.  In 2021 and 2022 there has been continuous work by the government to evaluate the enforcement of consumer laws in travel, alongside the Package Travel Regulations, after the…

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Japanese Prime Minister Hints Entry Restrictions Will Ease

Japanese Prime Minister Hints Entry Restrictions Will Ease

Members of the travel industry have released praise for Japan after the Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, suggested that border restrictions will ease from next month.   According to sources, yesterday, Thursday the 5th of May, the Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, met in London with the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and suggested that…

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