According to modeling prepared in the UK, only will be included in the GREEN LIST will only include 8 countries where travel will be free.
After UK announced it would switch to a “traffic light” system for international travel, the question was “which country would take part in what color”. A report in the media suggested that only 8 countries would be on the UK’s Green List.
Journeys will start on May 17 at the earliest
In the news which mentioned that international travel would start on May 17 earliest within the framework of PM Johnson’s current plan, it was also stated that travel to countries included in green list would be free, isolation on return from countries in the orange list would be required and travel to countries in the red list would be forbidden.
8 countries are expected to be on the green list with Israel and Gibraltar to lead
Only 8 countries will be on the UK’s green list, according to an analysis by former Chief Strategy Officer at British Airways. Same person listed these countries as the United States, Gibraltar, Israel, Iceland, Ireland, Malta, Australia and New Zealand. Noting that New Zealand and Australia would not allow travel immediately, he said that Israel and Gibraltar would be the first country/region to be opened to British travellers.
