As above though, surely most foreign travel is essential business at this point. And there can be no normal life without that. I'm personally not that fussed about a foreign holiday, haven't had one for years, but I do think this focus on holidays is missing the point a bit.
We need to decide what level of control of the virus we want too, and what we're willing to sacrifice to get it. I think everyone would agree that we don't want the NHS to be overwhelmed, but with the vaccination program going well and it moving into Spring and summer this will naturally become less of an issue. We then have the clash of people who want total suppression and will pay a high price for it (like Devi), and others who want the freedom to travel, eat out etc. and are willing to live with higher infection rates to achieve that. I'm not aware of any actual discussion on this point in Scotland (you might even call it a grown up discussion)- there just seems to be blind acceptance that we have to suppress the virus as must as possible, seemingly whatever the cost.