Lintlha tse ncha li bonts'a 62% ea Brits e tšehetsa linaha tse ngata ho amohela liphasepoto tsa ente
Ka lehlakoreng le leng, 26% e re ba tla emisoa ha ba ka fana ka bopaki ba ente ea COVID-19.
77% e re ba tla nka litšenyehelo tse lekaneng tsa maeto a inshorense ea maeto pele ba tloha UK

Lintlha tse ncha li senotse hore na Brits ba nahanang ho ea phomolong kantle ho naha ba tšehetsa mohopolo oa liphasepoto tsa ente hakae.

Patlisiso e bontša hore 62% ea Brits e tšehetsa linaha tse ngata ho amohela liphasepoto tsa ente. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, kotara e fetang kotara feela (26%) ea baeti ba matsatsi a phomolo ba Borithane ba tla emisoa ho etela naha haeba ba kopuoa ho fana ka bopaki ba ente ea COVID-19.

Lintlha tsena li tla joalo ka British baeti ba emetse ka tjantjello tlhaloso ea hore na ba ka khona ho etela machabeng neng le joang ha litsebi tse ling tsa indasteri li bolela esale pele hore ho tla kengoa tšebetsong tsamaiso ea mabone a sephethe-phethe ka lithibelo tsa maeto tse ntseng li tsoela pele bakeng sa linaha tse khubelu, lithibelo tse fokolang tse teng bakeng sa linaha tse tala, le motsoako oa tlhahlobo, liphasepoto tsa ho entoa le ho koalloa batho ka thoko bakeng sa linaha tse mosehla le amber.

Lintlha li boetse li bonts'itse hore 77% ea Brits joale e tla netefatsa hore ba na le litšenyehelo tse lekaneng tsa bongaka pele ba tsamaea, ho tloha ho 71% pele ho seoa sena.

Ho ntse ho e-na le lipelaelo tse ngata har'a baeti ba Borithane mabapi le liphasepoto tsa ente le liteko ho nolofalletsa maeto a machabeng. Ntle le maikutlo mabapi le liphasepoto tsa ente, lintlha li boetse li bonts'a hore le ha 67% e tla be e ikemiselitse ho lefella tlhahlobo ea PCR ho ba nolofalletsa ho etela machabeng, ke 4% feela ea Brits e ikemiselitseng ho lefa £75 kapa ho feta bakeng sa tlhahlobo ena.

Litsebi tsa indasteri li ikutloa li khothala hore palo e kholo ea batho e se e tla nka litšenyehelo tse lekaneng tsa bongaka pele ba tsamaea empa 23% e ntse e ikemiselitse ho tsamaea ntle le sekoaelo sena. Ka likotlo tse teng hona joale UK bakeng sa ba tsamaeang ntle le mabaka a molao a ho etsa joalo, ho bohlokoa haholo hore batho ba phomolong ba hlahlobe likeletso tsa morao-rao tsa FCDO le litlhoko tsa ho kena sebakeng seo ba eang ho sona pele ba tsamaea. Ba lokela ho nahana ka ho reka inshorense ea maeto ha ba le haufinyana le letsatsi la bona la ho tloha ho etsa bonnete ba hore ba na le tšireletso e lekaneng ea naha nakong ea leeto la bona.

Bapalami ba eang mose ho maoatle joale ba hloka ho nka foromo e ncha e bolelang hore leeto la bona le lumelletsoe tlas'a melao ea naha ea koalo.

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This data comes as British travelers are eagerly waiting for an explanation on when and how they might be able to travel internationally with some industry experts predicting a traffic light system will be implemented with travel bans continuing for red countries, limited restrictions in place for green countries, and a combination of testing, vaccination passports and quarantines for yellow and amber countries.
In addition to attitudes towards vaccination passports, the data also showed that whilst 67% would be prepared to pay for a PCR test to enable them to travel internationally, just 4% of Brits are prepared to pay £75 or over for this test.
New data shows 62% of Brits are in favor of more countries adopting vaccination passportsConversely, 26% say they would be put off travel if they had to provide proof of a COVID-19 vaccination 77% claim they would take out adequate travel insurance medical expenses cover prior to leaving the UK.