(CNN) — Traveling around Europe may be about to get less complicated for fully vaccinated travelers from countries within the European Union. The EU is recommending that vaccinated residents should not be required to undergo testing or quarantine measures when entering member states. This means that fully vaccinated travelers could be allowed to move freely around the bloc's 27 member states provided each country follows the guidance. The update guidance, which was announced on Tuesday, stresses that "a traveler's Covid-19 vaccination, test or recovery status, as evidenced by a valid EU digital Covid Certificate, should be the key determinant" for travel within Europe moving forward. Those who do not hold a digital certificate may be required to undergo a test no later than 24 hours after their arrival.

Source: CNN January 26, 2022 01:10 UTC