Spanish authorities have backtracked on plans to welcome back unvaccinated Brits for holidays in time for Easter.
The Spanish Tourist Office announced yesterday that the country would be reopening with immediate effect to unvaccinated UK travellers who could show proof of a negative Covid test.
However hours later the authority issued an apology, as the rules have not changed for unvaccinated Brits hoping to enjoy Spain holidays. The confusion is believed to have come after a bulletin was misinterpreted.