Warning to Brits jetting to Spain that tourists may be banned if infections soar
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mirror.co.ukA health chief has warned that the Balearic Islands may close again to foreign tourists if the rate of infection increases. Brits were warned that trips to Ibiza, Majorca, Menorca and Formentera could be off the cards this summer again if the situation worsens.
Around 20 outbreaks have been recorded across more than 10 regions of Spain just a week after the country reopened its borders to international tourism.
A cluster in Malaga at a Red Cross centre has seen 90 people test positive for coronavirus, a local paper reported on June 26.
In mid-June, thousands of German tourists flew into Majorca, as part of a pilot scheme for new coronavirus measures, a week before the country reopened to tourists last Sunday.
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