How to avoid 10 days quarantine after your holiday
Quarantining simply isn’t an option for many Brits who may have to get back to work as soon as they arrive back in the UK after going on holiday. So how can you go on a summer break abroad and avoid quarantining when you return to the UK?
The rules on foreign travel are centred around the government’s “traffic light system.”
This system analyses how “safe” it is to travel to certain countries, and takes into account how much of the population has been vaccinated, the number of Covid cases in each country and how well a country is managing any outbreaks.
Those countries deemed safe to travel to are given a ‘green status’; those countries on the green list are the only destinations you can travel to without needing to self-isolate when you return to the UK.
Countries on the amber or red list should not be travelled to for non-essential reasons, meaning holidays to these countries should be off the cards.
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