Safe Travel

Titan's Protection Promise has been created to make sure you feel safe and secure when you choose to travel with us. Please find out more here.

Our highest priority is always the well being and safety of customers. For this reason, we've made the decision to introduce - with Immediate effect- a policy that requires all customers travelling with Titan until 31 December 2022 to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. This requirement adds an extra layer to Titan's Protection Promise, created to make sure you feel safe during every part of your journey with us.

The following link describes the options to demonstrate your vaccination status: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-covid-pass.

The proof (printed or via the NHS App) must be dated after 1 November 2021 and are only valid for 20 days and then you will require a new version downloaded or issued. You will need to have your proof with you throughout your holiday, ready to present when required.

We ask that you read and understand the entry requirements detailed in the UK Government Travel Advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice and recommend that you sign up to receive updates for the country(s) you will be travelling to. The information will include information such as requirements for you to complete forms, take COVID-19 tests and/or prove vaccination status before and after you depart.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you keep up to date with and adhere to the requirements set out by the UK and destination governments.

All UK Government testing requirements for the fully vaccinated have been removed, however a pre-departure test by the destination to be visited may still be required. The latest information is found on the Entry Requirements page of the UK Government Travel Advice for the country you are visiting: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice.

Randox Health

Randox Health are a leading provider of testing solutions who have already conducted over 13 million COVID-19 tests in the UK. Simply visit the Randox Heath website: https://covid.randox.com/.

Please Note: COVID-19 testing services are provided by accredited third party suppliers and not Titan. Titan Travel assumes no responsibility for such services. Should you choose to purchase any COVID-19 testing services from these suppliers, their terms and conditions will apply. Titan is not advertising COVID-19 testing services as a travel service and such services do not form part of a Titan package holiday. Titan is not responsible for the quality, timeliness or the results of any COVID-19 testing and any impact this may have on your ability to travel.

If you are experiencing any Covid-19 symptoms prior to departure, please follow all government guidance and contact Titan's After-sales Team on 0808 258 3177 as soon as possible. If you or a member of your tour has symptoms or a confirmed case of COVID-19, whilst on holiday, please be assured that our Tour Managers and office based team are aware of the local regulations and will ensure the appropriate action is taken in terms of your welfare.

Depending on your destination and the rules in place at the time of travel, you may need to wear a face covering while on board coaches, on excursions, at airports and on board aircraft. Where not required by law, we still strongly recommend that you wear a face covering on board coaches

There will be some destinations where it will be mandatory to wear a medical face mask or a mask of the standards KN95/ N95 or FFP2. A medical face mask has a CE mark as a medical product on the packaging. They are usually green or blue on the front (outside) and white on the back (inside). These products are readily available to purchase in Boots, for example. Please note that a simple cloth mouth and nose covering is not sufficient in these instances.

In some countries there are no exemptions from wearing a face mask.

• The UK Government has created a useful step to step resource: https://www.gov.uk/travel-abroad.

• https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-to-england-from-another-country-during-coronavirus-covid-19.