Up to five million Britons face being locked out of European holidays because their vaccines are not recognised by the EU’s passport scheme, the Telegraph has learned.
Holidaymakers faced travel chaos on Wednesday as Malta refused to accept the NHS app as proof of vaccination and demanded Britons bring an official letter.
Spain will start to demand a negative Covid-19 test or proof of vaccination from British tourists who want to enter Mallorca, Ibiza and the surrounding Balearic islands, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Monday.
Holidaymakers could be given more options for quarantine-free travel when the Government today reviews its foreign travel list.
Brits who have had two jabs of a coronavirus vaccine may yet be able to travel without quarantining on return from August as the government reviews its travel policies.
Family holidays to Europe will be back on from the end of July under plans to be considered by ministers as early as this week.
Summer holidays abroad will be opened up for vaccinated Britons under plans being considered by the Government, The Telegraph understands.
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Britain is unlikely to reopen overseas travel to the major European holiday destinations until the beginning of August, UK ambassadors have warned.
UK airports lost 223 million passengers last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, figures show.
