The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said today that he does not rule out the possibility of going abroad on holiday this summer, as his government is considering easing travel restrictions for those who have received both doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
“I think the whole two-installment process offers a real prospect of opening up to travel, and we’ll figure it out a little later,” Johnson told reporters.
Asked if he would travel abroad, the British Prime Minister replied: “I will see how we proceed and of course I neither take it for granted nor rule it out.”
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