Travellers are still digesting the latest green list update, which has seen Malta join the no-quarantine category – with a scattering of Caribbean isles plus Madeira and the Balearics put on the “green watchlist” – meaning the need to self-isolate is removed, with the warning it could be reinstated at short notice.
Plans for fully vaccinated travellers to be able to avoid quarantine have been outline – but with no start date announced for a measure that would transform travel opportunities.
Meanwhile, countries across Europe are tightening their own border restrictions for British travellers in response to fears over the soaring number of Delta variant cases in the UK; Spain is demanding a negative Covid test from 2 July, while Malta will only accept fully vaccinated Brits.
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