Holidays abroad back on as Britain to scrap quarantine from low risk Covid-19 countries
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dailystar.co.ukcoronavirus, the Government has confirmed. Official travel advice against all but essential travel outside Britain will also be eased for some countries and regions.Taken together, these changes will make it easier for Britons to travel abroad for summer holidays.The relaxations are the latest taken by the government to unwind emergency measures put in place to stop the spread of Covid-19, as ministers look to limit the economic damage caused by the virus.An expert panel will put nations into three categories: green, amber and red.Passengers arriving from green and amber countries will no longer have to quarantine themselves for 14 days after their arrival."Our new risk-assessment system will enable us to carefully open a number of safe.
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