Scots holidaymakers are being warned of growing cases of Covid-19 in popular European destinations. While most EU nations have dropped most coronavirus restrictions, new figures have prompted some health officials to reintroduce basic health measures.
Yesterday, Cyprus confirmed that facemasks are to return just one month after scrapping them. Other European health authorities are calling for similar measures to be re-introduced to curb the spread of coronavirus.
Travellers are also advised to get a booster shot before take off to guarantee maximum protection against the virus, reports SchengenVisaInfo. The news can be explained by a rise tourism, paired with limited Covid restrictions, as well as the spread of two variants of the Omicron strain.
