The EU will reopen to holidaymakers from countries with low Covid infection rates, such as the UK, and to anyone who has been fully vaccinated, by the start of June under a European Commission plan. The commission’s announcement will come as welcome news to people in the UK hoping to take a European summer holiday. Under the UK government’s plan to relax coronavirus restrictions, international travel for leisure purposes could resume from 17 May. “Those vaccinated in the UK will be eligible to travel to the EU but [we are] mindful of other aspects: reciprocity. They would instead be subject to strict testing and quarantine arrangements even if they have been vaccinated.

Source: The Guardian May 03, 2021 10:40 UTC