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Many Asia-Pacific destinations have reopened the domestic travel market and are testing new policies and protocols, before welcoming back international travellers.

A travellers survey in the UK commissioned by Malaysia Airlines has found that a significant proportion of UK residents are keen to get back onboard to take long-overdue overseas holidays (69%), reunite with family (41%) or to get back to their usual work travel routines (33%).  

MarBella Corfu has started an exclusive benefits and services programme for families booking a seven-night stay in one of the Signature Suites.

Travellers from The Midlands will now be able to take Lufthansa?s daily service to Munich with return fares starting from ?91.56per person. 

Emirates has announced the introduction of a second daily A380 service to London Heathrow, serving market demand and offering customers more travel options. 

G Adventures has released a programme of 80 tours that provide additional benefits over and above those they would normally receive when booking private small group travel.

The latest lockdown in Greater Manchester and parts of Lancashire and West Yorkshire after a spike in COVID-19 cases has added more uncertainty to British domestic tourism, according to Ben Cordwell, travel and tourism analyst at GlobalData.

Dominica will reopen its borders to international tourists on August 7.