Unvaccinated Brits can now travel to Spain as the country enjoys its hottest May on record. On Saturday, Spanish tourism minister Reyes Maroto told the BBC that the "new phase of the pandemic" meant the country was able to relax Covid entry rules.
"This is excellent news, much awaited by the tourism sector," he said. "Spain is becoming one of the most desired destinations in the world." Visitors to Spain must now present either a vaccination certificate, a negative test certification or a certificate of recovery to enter.
Plymouth Live reports that those who are fully vaccinated do not need to take a test but still need to show proof they are jabbed. Julia Lo Bue-Said from the Advantage Travel Partnership, an independent travel agent group, told the BBC: "This is very good news just ahead of the May half-term and peak season."
