Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca set to go BACK on amber list
IBIZA, Mallorca and Menorca are on the cusp of going back on the amber list, just weeks after being declared covid safe.
A final decision on the latest update to the traffic light system is set to be approved by ministers on Wednesday., double-jabbed Brits will still be able to take advantage of the holiday destinations without the need to quarantine on return. Double-jabbed Brits coming back after the switch will not have to isolate, but will still need to take a test before their return to the UK, and on the second day after getting home.Kids will also be exempt from isolation but those without a vaccine passport will have to spend ten days at home, and take three expensive tests.Brits can still travel to the islands by showing their app, or proving they have had a negative test 72 hours before travel.
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