‘Devastation’ as Canary Islands axed from travel corridors - Britons now facing quarantine

However, holidaymakers arriving back from the Canary Islands before the beginning of the scheme will be required to self-isolate for the full 14 days.

Ahead of the latest travel corridor announcement, Paul Charles, CEO of travel consultancy the PC Agency, told Britons to “stand by for a shock”.

He later added: The Canary Islands (Tenerife, Lanzarote etc) are being removed from the travel corridor list due to rising infection rates.

“It’s utterly devastating news not only for consumers who booked #Xmas breaks but also for travel firms who benefited from the sales uplift.”