The coronavirus vaccine is offering up new hope for travellers, as a number of countries have revealed that they will welcome vaccinated tourists, and even exempt them from quarantine and Covid-19 testing.
Iceland, Cyprus and the Seychelles are just some of the countries whose authorities have unveiled plans to welcome back vaccinated travellers, although there is some criteria to meet.
Currently of course it is illegal for Brits to travel abroad for holidays, and the government is cracking down on rule-breakers including requiring people to provide a valid reason for travel or risk being turned away at the airport, or even being fined.
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