Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday the removal of all domestic Covid restrictions in England, as part of a plan to learn to live with the virus.
Awaiting Parliamentary approval, Boris Johnson’s plan would see the removal of the rule to self-isolate, the end of free testing and people will no longer be required to show proof of vaccination.
The restrictions will end in England on April 1, dubbed the “living with Covid” plan.
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With the removal of restrictions here in England, people might be gearing up to get travelling again.
With the announcement that countries such as Australia have opened their borders for the first time in almost two years, it’s worth looking at the rules for other holiday hotspots.
We have put together a list of travel rules for some of the main European holiday hotspots, the information was taken from the GOV.UK Foreign travel advice site.
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Spain
If you’re fully vaccinated and travelling from the UK, you can enter Spain without needing to test or quarantine regardless of your reason for travel. Your vaccination status must meet the Spanish authorities’ validity period requirements.
You must show valid proof of being fully vaccinated to enter Spain from the UK if travelling for tourism purposes. If one of the exemptions listed applies to you, you may be able to present other documentation on entry. See Exemptions
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