The number of overseas visitors to Britain more than halved in March, the first month in which COVID-19 seriously affected travel, and there was a similar fall in British people going abroad, official figures showed on Friday.
Britain’s Office for National Statistics said it stopped collecting travel data on March 16 - a week before the country went into lockdown - and that aviation data showed air traffic in April and May was just 2-3% of its normal level.
However the statistics agency said it had no way to test this assumption, and added that its estimate did not meet its usual standards of accuracy. British economic output shrank by more than a quarter over March and April, when non-essential businesses closed to the public. Hotels and restaurants began to reopen in England on July 4.
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