Spain holidays: Nation in talks with UK over 'green corridor' to allow travel

Holidays could be back on for UK residents from May 17 if the Government’s reinstated Global Travel Taskforce finds it to be safe, and Spain could be on the list of destinations. According to Spain’s Tourism Minister Fernando Valdés the nation is in “discussions” with the UK over “green corridors.”
Speaking to Bloomberg, Mr Valdés said: “For us, the British market is our main market. But obviously, since we are a member of the European Union, the solutions have first to be part of the discussions in the EU.
“And obviously if that cannot be reached, we will be thinking of other corridors like green corridors with third countries that can help us restart tourism flows.”
The UK Government has not yet given any information or confirmation as to what these “green corridors” could entail.
However, they may be similar to the travel corridors which were set up in the summer of 2020 allowing holidaymakers to visit certain destinations.
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