Spain, Greece could join France on ‘amber-plus’ quarantine list
There are fears other popular holiday destinations could join France on the so-called ‘amber-plus’ blacklist.
The new amber-plus list could soon include Spain and Greece.
That is the view of Paul Charles, CEO of travel consultancy The PC Agency.
“France is one of the big three countries we visit each year and I think the concern is the Government will be looking at Spain and Greece and potentially add those to the amber plus category,” Charles said.
France was added as the first amber-plus country which means returning travellers will have to self-isolate even if fully-vaccinated.
It could also extend to Benelux.
“Luxembourg has very high incidence of the Brazilian variant, so must surely be red at least amber plus. Belgium, Netherlands and Germany must be at risk too – low incidence of variants but it could change,” data analyst Tim White told the Telegraph.
France has called the UK’s decision baffling and ‘excessive,’ said France’s junior European affairs minister Clement Beaune.
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