LONDON - Millions of British holidaymakers eager to pack their bags for new year trips may have to look beyond Europe thanks to Covid restrictions that apply to non-EU member states.
Most Brits will be “barred” from visiting EU countries from 1 January, after the Brexit transition ends, as “pandemic safety rules that allow free travel within the bloc stop applying to the UK”, the Financial Times reports.
The European Commission says that the EU system “only allows non-essential travel from a handful of non-EU countries with low coronavirus infection rates”.
