Millions of UK tourists set to head to Europe’s beaches as Covid-19 rules are relaxed
From July 10, passengers visiting more than 50 places viewed as low risk will not need to self-isolate when they return
03 July 2020 - 10:47
London — England’s coronavirus quarantine rules for more than 50 countries including Germany, France, Spain and Italy is to end, the British government said on Friday, allowing millions of holidaymakers to head to Europe’s beaches for a summer break.
From July 10 passengers visiting places viewed as low risk will not need to self-isolate when they return, while those from higher risk countries will have to quarantine for 14-days under a rule that has infuriated airlines and the travel industry...
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