Aunt Holidays surged by more than 600% week on week.

That was after Britain laid out plans for international travel to resume, hinting that its borders could reopen from mid May.

The UK based airline said Tuesday that trips to beach destinations such as Spain, Portugal and Greece were the most popular destinations for those keen to travel in August, July and September with the next most popular months.

The surge in bookings came despite ongoing uncertainty over exactly how and when international routes can reopen.

Holidaymakers will gnome or on April the 12th, when the government publishes a travel review.

Britain's vaccine plan is progressing rapidly, with around a quarter of the population having had a first dose.

That gives hope to a travel industry desperate to start earning again.

Foreign governments also need to agree that British holidaymakers conveys it without the need for quarantine.