Officials have outlined plans to revaluate the safe list every three weeks. Heathrow Chief Executive John Holland-Kaye said in a statement that the green list is very welcome, but they need to expand it massively in the next few weeks to include other low-risk markets such as the United States and remove the need for fully vaccinated passengers to take two expensive PCR tests.
Holland-Kaye argued that the government should also help people plan ahead by publishing a list of countries expected to be on the green list for the summer holidays. He mentioned that this could mean that passengers are not faced with high prices for last-minute bookings. At the same time, he urged authorities to increase the resources available at immigration as travel resumes.
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