Amber list quarantine to be scrapped for vaccinated Scots
Scotland is joining England in allowing fully vaccinated travellers skip self-isolating on their return from amber list countries. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the change to quarantine requirements which take effect on the same day – 19 July.
The change means double-jabbed Scots returning from Greece, Spain, the US, France and many other countries will avoid automatically self-isolating. The Scottish government is still advising against all non-essential overseas travel.
It is expected to give the travel industry a timely boost.
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