The law no longer requires those who catch coronavirus to self-isolate but that doesn't mean it's plain sailing if you've got a holiday booked.
While you’re no longer legally required to self-isolate if you have Covid-19, government and NHS advice is that you should try to stay at home and away from others to avoid passing on the virus. Despite the rule change coronavirus rates are increasing and with half-term and the Easter holidays approaching many will be asking what they should do if they get sick and have a holiday booked.
Holidays for 2022 are back on following a drop in all Covid-19 restrictions in the UK, however many may still be opting for a UK staycation at popular holiday parks including the likes of Haven, Butlins, Center Parcs and more. But what happens if you get coronavirus ahead of your booking, will you have to cancel your trip even though you legally don't have to self-isolate with the virus?
