Bear in mind that The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office currently advises UK nationals against all but essential international travel. You should make sure you know about all of the guidelines and rules in place for your intended destination before booking.
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. Barbados
Direct flights from the UK are not available at the time of writing, and passengers will need to make a stopover in the US at an airport such as Miami. You will have to wear a mask on arrival into the airport and have temperature taken. whilst moving around Barbados, physical distancing is one metre or three feet. All travellers must also present on arrival a valid Covid-19 negative test result taken no more than 72 hours in advance of your flight’s arrival. Photo: Shutterstock
5. Tenerife
Direct flights from the UK are not available at the time of writing, and you will need to make a change in a location like Madrid or Portugal. The requirement to self-isolate on return to the UK from the Canary Islands was lifted for those arriving on or after 4am on 25 October. You must still self-isolate if returning to the UK from any other part of Spain. Photo: Shutterstock
6. Sweden
Direct flights from the UK to Sweden are still available. There is currently no general quarantine obligation for travellers entering Sweden. Accommodation remains open. General advice and recommendations regarding minimising the spread of infection apply. Photo: Shutterstock