British holidaymakers could be allowed to visit the Caribbean islands in as little as six weeks as Boris Johnson prepares to open up travel to countries with the best vaccination rates. But quarantine-free holidays to traditionally popular destinations such as Greece, Italy and Spain may be some way off amid the EU's sluggish vaccine rollout. The countries' vaccination rates are all around 17 per 100 people. Mr Johnson is expected to tell Britons to hold off on booking holidays until the situation is clearer. Under the Government's traffic light system, each traveller will have to take at least two tests in order to embark on holidays to low-risk 'green' destinations, potentially costing at least £600 per family.

Source: The Nation April 03, 2021 11:00 UTC