Five European countries have recently dropped entry rules requiring visitors from the UK to be vaccinated or test negative for Covid-19. They include destinations popular with summer sun-seekers and countries that are popular for city breaks. The changes make holidaying more straightforward and should make trips cheaper too as there is now no need to fork out for Covid-19 tests to visit.
According to SchengenVisaInfo, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Lithuania and Switzerland are the latest countries to drop entry restrictions. All four of the countries are in the EU, except Switzerland, which is part of the Single Market and the European Economic Area (EEA).
While the entry restrictions have been dropped, some of the measures still apply in some of them, like having to self-isolate if you test positive for Covid-19 while you're in that country.
