UK holidaymakers embrace `new normal´ as they return to Ibiza
Last-minute British holidaymakers have embraced the “new normal” travel experience by 長，率いるing to Ibiza on the first 週末 of the 緩和 of UK 検疫 支配するs.
More than 500 sun-探検者s travelling on flights from Manchester and London to the Spanish island on Saturday were の中で the first guests with TUI, the UK’s largest 小旅行する 操作者, which has 再開するd 限られた／立憲的な 操作／手術s.
It follows 改正s to the 政府’s 一面に覆う／毛布 travel 検疫 支配するs, which mean people visiting or returning to the UK from 確かな countries, 含むing Spain, no longer have to self-孤立する for two weeks.
Katy De Freitas, 33, a 年金s 行政官／管理者 from Surrey, 調書をとる／予約するd her seven-day trip with her boyfriend on Friday night.
“The change to the 検疫 基本的に made us rethink our holiday 選択s,” she told the PA news 機関.
“We were やめる worried because a lot of our の近くに friends or 同僚s at work, they thought it was too risky to travel abroad and they didn’t think it was a good idea to make a 無分別な 決定／判定勝ち（する） and go away any time soon.”
But Ms De Freitas said the 圧力s of working from home during lockdown meant she needed “a change of scenery”.
“The very fact that they are 許すing flights to run and they 解除するd the 制限s makes me think it’s 承認する,” she argued.
“We did have 初期の worries and we 手配中の，お尋ね者 to make sure we read the 政府 支配するs 正確に and that we didn’t do anything wrong.”
On the newly running TUI flights, 現在／一般に just to 限られた／立憲的な Spanish 目的地s, 乗客s are 要求するd to wear 直面する masks, but gaps are not placed between seated 顧客s.
However, some holidaymakers 設立する that 観察するing social distancing on the 計画（する） and at the hotel had at times been difficult.
“You’ve just got to have your wits about you and be as careful as you can,” said Graham Milne, 55, from Newcastle.
The taxi driver and grandfather 追加するd: “As for social distancing, I think sort of, on the 計画（する）, that goes out the window to be honest.
“You wear a mask when you are on the 計画（する） but you’ve just got to be careful and wash your 手渡すs as much as possible.”
Ms De Freitas said a 列 for the 洗面所 had formed on the 計画（する） next to her aisle seat, にもかかわらず 乗客s 存在 asked to 避ける doing this.
But she 追加するd: “I didn’t feel worried about 契約ing the ウイルス in that 環境.”
一方／合間, Mr Milne （人命などを）奪う，主張するd it had been a “不名誉” that it took buses 45 minutes to collect disembarking 乗客s at the airport.
Olivia Lockie-Hardwick, an 18-year-old student from Preston, said of her flight: “There wasn’t a lot of social distancing really, but that was to be 推定する／予想するd.”
Under new 支配するs 存在 課すd by the Balearic 政府 on Monday, 直面する masks, already 要求するd in shops, will be 義務的な in all public places on the islands ? except on beaches, by pools and when doing sports.
違反s could see people 攻撃する，衝突する with a 100 euro (£90) 罰金.
Ms Lockie-Hardwick’s mother, Sharon Lockie, 48, a social 労働者, who 調書をとる／予約するd their break just a week ago, said: “We are of the 見解（をとる） that it’s got to move 今後 at some point and for us it’s safer in Spain that it is in Britain because you have to wear a mask out and about, 反して you don’t in Britain.”
Laying by a pool, she 追加するd: “You’ve got to live your lives and be sensible about it, and if you’re taking 警戒s while in Britain or here, that’s all you can do.”
Laura Berry, 30, from Devon, travelling with her husband, their two children and her brother and sister, said wearing a mask on the 計画（する） was “not a problem” but if it was longer 運ぶ／漁獲高 “it would be a bit harder”.
She said social distancing would be “a bit tricky at times”, 特記する／引用するing as an example the new （人が）群がる of new arrivals at their west coast hotel ロビー.
物陰／風下 Peacock, 41, a gas engineer from Manchester, who had come away with his wife and three children, said he did not have health 関心s.
“I don’t agree with the masks. I don’t think they do anything but I’ll wear them to help get the economy going again,” he said.
Commenting on arriving to a quieter than normal Ibiza, he 追加するd: “We knew the 最高の clubs weren’t going to be open and it wouldn’t be やめる the same, but as long as the kids are happy…”
Ms Berry, who 調書をとる／予約するd her holiday as soon as she heard 検疫 支配するs were changing, said: “I think you’ve got to have a bit of normality in life, it’s like the new normal ? it could be like this in a year’s time.”
