Iceland has reopened to all travellers for the first time since March 2020 and joined the line-up of countries Brits can visit without Covid tests.
Until now, the country had only been open to those who were fully vaccinated against Covid. However as of today (February 25), the holiday hotspot has ditched all of its Covid restrictions, both for foreign travel and domestically.
The country has scrapped all of its Covid travel rules, and is now welcoming back all visitors no matter what their vaccination status, meaning that Brits won't need tests or vaccination documents if they want to go and explore Iceland's most beautiful places.
