All remaining CCP virus travel restrictions for people arriving in the UK have been removed, in a move hailed by tourism companies as the “final game-changer” for the industry. From March 18, passengers arriving in the UK are no longer required to fill in a passenger locator form, and adults who are not fully vaccinated no longer need to take a pre-departure test and a day two post-arrival test. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said: “I said we wouldn’t keep travel measures in place for any longer than necessary, which we’re delivering on today—providing more welcome news and greater freedom for travellers ahead of the Easter holidays.” Aviation minister Robert Courts said: “Everything we have worked for—every jab, every test, and the sacrifices made by the whole country—means that finally, nearly two years on, we can all travel without bureaucratic restrictions.” He said that he hopes to “never see a day” …