Wales hoping to open to british tourists by easter - england could too


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However, Mr Drakeford noted that the UK’s coronavirus situation is unpredictable and nobody can be sure what the future holds, especially since Easter is weeks away. “Six weeks is a very


long time in the business of dealing with coronavirus, so we will have to make that final assessment much closer to the time,” the First Minister explained. He added: “Three weeks will be


the most notice we will be able to [give the self-catering businesses]. We’re on a three-week cycle here in Wales, as we have been throughout.” Mr Drakeford said that in three weeks’ time,


the Welsh Government will review their regulations again, saying: “There will be another review right at the very end of March.”