The Canary Islands could be set to ditch Covid rules including face masks and social distancing by June, in a huge boost for Brits planning Spain holidays this summer.
Under current Spanish rules, face masks are mandatory on public transport, in most indoor public spaces, and also outdoors when social distancing can't be maintained.
Meanwhile the islands operate an 'alerts system' that determines the severity of restrictions in specific regions; for example, Tenerife and Gran Canaria are in levels three and four respectively, which includes capacity limits in venues such as bars and nightclubs.
