What to do if the FCDO changes its travel advice to your holiday destination
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mirror.co.ukDuring the pandemic, there have been constant changes to FCDO travel advice as the UK government continually reviews the risk of coronavirus in each country.
Brits have seen their travel plans thrown into chaos because a change in advice means their holidays are cancelled, or they find themselves trying to get back before a deadline which would mean they need to quarantine for 14 days when returning to the UK.
It's a confusing time for UK holidaymakers, so we've tried to shed some light with a guide on what to do if the FCDO changes advice to your chosen destination.
Our guide covers various circumstances whether you were due to go on a trip, you're already on holiday when the changes are announced, and even what it means in terms of your
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