Cooped-up Brits desperate for a break rushed to book holiday accommodation after Boris Johnson gave the green light for hotels, holiday apartments, caravan parks and campsites in England to reopen on 4 July.
One camping company which has several hundred sites in England, saw an instant fourfold increase in bookings compared with before the announcement, while hotel group Best Western saw a 575% increase in reservations in 24 hours.
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