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The UK is currenty operating under Plan B Covid guidance.
This includes the wearing of face coverings in most public indoor venues, though this does not apply to the whole of hospitality. Businesses may also ask to see a NHS Covid Pass, providing proof of a negative test or natural immunity via the NHS app.
When many restrictions have lifted, we want you to enjoy the UK safely. Many accommodation providers will have made changes to the layouts and practices, so please do be mindful and follow any rules that have been put in place, including wearing a face covering in certain areas and making sure to use the hand sanitiser provided.
Attractions may also require you to wear a face covering, especially in indoor public spaces and may be running at a reduced capacity. During the pandemic, the majority of UK based attractions have been operating on a pre-book system only, so make sure to contact them and check their procedure before you make a trip. This includes many museums and other heritage attractions.
Eateries may also require advanced booking, make sure to check beforehand to avoid disappointment.
Some businesses may require proof of you Covid vaccine status or proof that you currently do not have Covid-19. Please check what is required before visiting.
Pretty much all shops, attractions, eateries and accommodation providers will request that you to pay by card using contactless where possible. Please be aware of this. Public transport and other enclosed spaces including shops will require you to wear a face covering while on the premises. Please be aware that there are exemptions and to be kind to staff and other visitors.
Many attractions and accommodation providers have received accreditation from VisitEngland and VisitBritain to indicate that you can enjoy their services safely and be confident in the knowledge that they have done as much as they can to make sure that every guest is as protected as possible.
The #KnowBeforeYouGo campaign was launched to help give you peace of mind when travelling, so make sure to check the below and ensure that you know, before you go!
When planning your trip, make sure to check the latest information online to see what restrictions may be in place, particularly if you are visiting an attraction or eatery as many of these have limited capacity and will require advanced booking.
Check to see which restaurants and bars etc are open and what they have in place, ie, whether you can eat in, take away or whether you need to book.
Make sure to maintain a two meter distance when you are exploring and enjoying Devon.
Wear a face covering at all times on public transport and in enclosed spaces unless you are medically exempt.
Make sure you have a bank card on you as many places are only accepting contactless or card payments at the moment.
Make sure to keep washing your hands, there will be extra chances to wash your hands in shops and attractions, but it is always a good idea to keep a travel sized bottle of hand sanitiser on your person, just in case!
Where to find key information
The latest information regarding Coronavirus and travelling can be found on the official government website. Make sure to check your plans before you travel as open hours may vary and local lockdowns may prevent you from travelling. Please check directly with the attractions etc that you are planning to visit for the most up to date information.
Travelling from abroad? You can find out the latest information for your journey here.
If you are already in the UK and start to feel unwell with symptoms, do not visit attractions, restaurants or other areas, please self-isolate and contact the online coronavirus service to get further information.
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