Coronavirus Q When will travel restrictions be lifted? How can I get a holiday refund? Our travel expert answers your questions

Nick Trend
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Travellers returning home after an emergency is declared in Thailand - NARONG SANGNAK/Shutterstock
Travellers returning home after an emergency is declared in Thailand - NARONG SANGNAK/Shutterstock

Ever since the Foreign Office announced its blanket warning against all overseas travel, holidaymakers have wondered when their travel plans might return to normal.

However, it's not just a case of lifting the UK's restrictions. All but 11 countries, as of April 6, have banned British travellers over coronavirus.

And what about those with holidays already booked for later in the year? Should you cancel or wait and see if the situation improves? The Daily Telegraph's Chief Consumer and Culture Editor, Nick Trend, will be answering your  travel and holiday questions at 1 p.m. (BST) today.

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