Advice for Brits already in Croatia as FCO warns against non-essential travel
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mirror.co.ukThe FCO has changed its Croatia travel advice, warning Brits to avoid 'all but essential travel' to the country after a rise in numbers of coronavirus cases.
Austria and Trinidad & Tobago have also been added to the 'all but essential travel' list. If you have a holiday booked to Croatia, unfortunately it's effectively cancelled - you can read more in our cancelled Croatia holidays guide including your rights to refunds whether you've booked a package holiday, flights only, or your flights and hotel separately.
But what about Brits who are currently on holiday in Croatia? Any holidaymakers returning from the country after 4am on Saturday 22nd August will be required to self-isolate for 14 days, although the FCO says it's not telling
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