The classification of Spain as a corona high-risk area bursts in the middle of the holiday season. After being deleted from the list, Tui is now hoping for significantly more demand again.
After removing Spain from the list of Corona high-risk areas, Tui expects increased travel demand from families.
“Above all, this is another push for families who no longer have to quarantine their children,” said Tui spokesman Aage Dünhaupt on Friday. This means that there is now more planning security for the autumn holidays, for example for popular travel destinations such as Mallorca.
In the middle of the holiday season, the federal government initially classified Spain as a high-risk area at the end of July. This will end on Sunday, Mallorca vacationers will no longer have to be in quarantine when they return. The greater Lisbon area will also no longer be a high-risk area from Sunday. The Algarve, the popular holiday region, is the only region in Portugal that remains on the list.
For vacationers who want to Spain, there is enough hotel and flight capacity, said the Tui spokesman. “We assume that they will also be used. Overall, the travel business has become much shorter-term. “
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