Popular tourist destinations in Spain could bring back Covid restrictions amid the threat of a new strain of the virus and rising cases. Almost all travel restrictions in Spain were lifted in October - except the need to wear masks on public transport and in health centres.
Now parts of the country are considering bringing restrictions back. Andalusia - which includes Malaga, Seville and Granada - has become the first major location suggesting that regulations could be reintroduced, reports The Mirror.
President of the regional government Juanna Moreno has asked for "maximum precaution" and said he wouldn't rule out the "adoption of preventative measures".
