FCDO ISSUES ALCOHOL WARNING FOR BRITONS TRAVELLING TO GREECE

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has issued an alcohol warning directed at British travellers heading to Greece. The advisory has been released ahead of the summer holiday period. The FCDO has identified alcohol-related incidents as a concern for visitors to the country. The timing of the warning coincides with increased travel volumes to Greek destinations.

Manchester Airport has separately issued guidance for travellers as passenger numbers increase during the summer holiday season. The airport expects to welcome more than 5.7 million passengers in the coming weeks. The airport's advisory forms part of broader travel preparation measures being communicated to families planning holidays. Both the FCDO and airport authorities are providing information to help travellers prepare for their journeys.

The warnings reflect a pattern of travel advisories issued during peak holiday periods. British authorities routinely issue country-specific guidance ahead of summer travel surges. The combination of FCDO health and safety warnings with airport operational guidance is standard practice as departure volumes rise. Travellers are encouraged to review all available advisory information before departure.