As many jet off to sunny spots across the world in September, UK holidaymakers will be checking to see where they can visit as the coronavirus restrictions continue to ease globally.
Most recently on August 26, the Caribbean island of Antigua removed all of their remaining restrictions, reports the Independent. Other nations who also ended their Covid travel rules include British Overseas Territory St Helena, Malaysia, France and fellow Caribbean island St Kitts and Nevis.
One popular destination that still requires proof of vaccination, recovery or a negative test result is Spain, which enforces these rules for anyone aged 12 and over. So, what places can you visit, friction-free?
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Here is the list below.
What holiday destinations no longer enforce Covid travel rules?
The list is as follows:
- Ireland
- Denmark
- Norway
- Dominican Republic
- Poland
- Montenegro
- Hungary
- Slovenia
- Romania
- Madeira
- Sweden
- Latvia
- Moldova
- Czech Republic
- Jamaica
- Cuba
- Croatia
- Vietnam
- Israel
- Italy
- Greece
- Cyprus
- Turkey
- Armenia
- Oman
- Germany
- Estonia
- Egypt
- South Africa
- Finland
- Mauritius
- Portugal
- Australia
- Malta
- France
- Malaysia
- St Helena
- St Kitts and Nevis
- Antigua
- Barbuda
For more information on travelling from the UK to countries abroad, visit the GOV.UK website here for further details.
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