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11 ‘low risk’ countries UK tourists can now visit

By Helen Johnson
Published 8th Jul 2020, 09:44 BST
Updated 8th Jul 2020, 10:57 BST
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) recently updated its global advisory against ‘all but essential’ travel, exempting some destinations that “no longer pose an unacceptably high risk for British travellers”

These are 11 destinations that British holidaymakers can now travel to, but some restrictions may be in place, so check the FCO website before travel.

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On entry into Austria, you will need to present a medical certificate which confirms that you have had a negative molecular biological SARS-CoV-2 test in the last 4 days. If you arrive from the UK without a valid medical certificate, you will be required to self-isolate for 14 days (Photo: Shutterstock)

. Austria

On entry into Austria, you will need to present a medical certificate which confirms that you have had a negative molecular biological SARS-CoV-2 test in the last 4 days. If you arrive from the UK without a valid medical certificate, you will be required to self-isolate for 14 days (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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Brits can now travel to Croatia, but visitors from the EU/EEA and the UK will need an accommodation reservation in order to enter Croatia (Photo: Shutterstock)

. Croatia

Brits can now travel to Croatia, but visitors from the EU/EEA and the UK will need an accommodation reservation in order to enter Croatia (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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You can now travel to the Czech Republic and there are currently no restrictions in place on entering the Czech Republic if you are travelling from the UK (Photo: Shutterstock)

. Czech Republic

You can now travel to the Czech Republic and there are currently no restrictions in place on entering the Czech Republic if you are travelling from the UK (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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You can enter Denmark without a two-week quarantine if you are arriving into Denmark from the UK. However, if you enter as a tourist, you will need to document a holiday stay for at least six nights (Photo: Shutterstock)

. Denmark

You can enter Denmark without a two-week quarantine if you are arriving into Denmark from the UK. However, if you enter as a tourist, you will need to document a holiday stay for at least six nights (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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On entry into Austria, you will need to present a medical certificate which confirms that you have had a negative molecular biological SARS-CoV-2 test in the last 4 days. If you arrive from the UK without a valid medical certificate, you will be required to self-isolate for 14 days (Photo: Shutterstock)

1. Austria

On entry into Austria, you will need to present a medical certificate which confirms that you have had a negative molecular biological SARS-CoV-2 test in the last 4 days. If you arrive from the UK without a valid medical certificate, you will be required to self-isolate for 14 days (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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Brits can now travel to Croatia, but visitors from the EU/EEA and the UK will need an accommodation reservation in order to enter Croatia (Photo: Shutterstock)

2. Croatia

Brits can now travel to Croatia, but visitors from the EU/EEA and the UK will need an accommodation reservation in order to enter Croatia (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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You can now travel to the Czech Republic and there are currently no restrictions in place on entering the Czech Republic if you are travelling from the UK (Photo: Shutterstock)

3. Czech Republic

You can now travel to the Czech Republic and there are currently no restrictions in place on entering the Czech Republic if you are travelling from the UK (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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You can enter Denmark without a two-week quarantine if you are arriving into Denmark from the UK. However, if you enter as a tourist, you will need to document a holiday stay for at least six nights (Photo: Shutterstock)

4. Denmark

You can enter Denmark without a two-week quarantine if you are arriving into Denmark from the UK. However, if you enter as a tourist, you will need to document a holiday stay for at least six nights (Photo: Shutterstock) Photo: Shutterstock

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