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Information for EU, EEA and Swiss citizens visiting the UK from 1 January 2021

11 Jan 2021

 This page links you to the key information available from the UK Government.

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Tourism News

COVID-19 (new coronavirus) - latest information and advice for businesses

5 Jan 2021

Update on the COVID-19 including advice and support for businesses

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Tourism News

Latest COVID-19 announcements for businesses in England

5 Jan 2021
We want to reassure you that you will still be able to visit the UK. Here’s some practical information so that you can book your trips with confidence. Nothing will change until at least 2021. We look forward to welcoming you soon. For more questions and
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EU Exit Reassurance assets available for industry

31 Jan 2020

As the UK leaves the EU on 31 January, VisitBritain has launched reassurance assets including a film, instastories and an infographic in multiple European languages that are being used across all our social media channels.

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VisitEngland launches Peppa Pig inspired campaign to encourage families with young children to take a break at home

28 Jan 2020

VisitEngland has this week launched a digital campaign to promote family-friendly experiences in a bid to get more families with young children to take short breaks in England.

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