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There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic will affect the way we all travel for the foreseeable future. However, with travel restrictions lifting and lockdowns easing there may yet still be time to go on holiday in 2020.

Belfast International Airport in Northern Ireland is set to welcome its first passengers since lockdown began and travellers will have to follow a series of steps designed to limit the transmission of coronavirus.

Thousands of prospective international students have said they will defer their offers for study in the UK for a year if teaching and lectures move online without a reduction in fees.

Here at Send My Bag, we’ve decided to help you out by releasing this list of our top packing hacks for after lockdown. You’ll find tips to save space, protect your items, as well as some general ground rules when it comes to travelling with luggage. 

Frictions are rising between British Airways and the UK government over the 14-day quarantine period for travellers arriving into the country and the airline is now said to be seriously considering taking legal action.

EasyJet have given hope to thousands of holidaymakers by announcing they will resume flights on 75% of its route network by the end of August.

Northern Ireland will follow the rest of the UK by introducing a 14-day quarantine period for those entering into the country from outside the Common Travel Area.

If you’re looking for some adventure after months of lockdown, these are top city breaks in Europe we recommend you explore.

Otherwise known as “bubbles” or “corridors” an air bridge would be a mutual travel link between the UK and another country wherein travellers would be exempt from quarantine schemes.

Luton-based easyJet have announced plans to cut up to 30% of its workforce, around 4,500 jobs, as they battle with a fall in demand for air travel caused by the pandemic.