Holidaymakers who are not fully vaccinated should find it easier to travel to Spain soon, as the country's government is expected to ease remaining Covid restrictions.
As it stands travellers arriving from the UK must have proof of vaccination or a recovery certificate when entering the country, but these rules are likely to change from May 15, Hull Live reports. Even though the decision is yet to be confirmed, and people's hope for change has been denied a few times, Spanish health officials are expected to follow other EU nations and axe its strict rules which are currently in place until midnight on Sunday.
A statement from the Ministry of the Interior said: “This order will take effect from 12:00 pm on July 22, 2020, until 12:00 pm on May 15, 2022, without prejudice to its eventual modification to respond to a change in circumstances or new recommendations in the European Union.”
