Booking a holiday to a green list country isn’t as simple as going online and buying a ticket. While the UK is allowing quarantine travel to and from certain countries, those locations have their own rules in place, too.

“You should check the requirements for entering your destination before you travel,” Rankine advises. “Some locations will require an outbound test or passenger locator form, and some aren’t currently open to UK travellers.”

Among the countries on the UK’s green list who are restricting UK travellers include Malta, which will require arrivals from the UK to present proof of full vaccination before entry from 30 June, and Iceland, which is only permitting non-essential travel by British citizens if you are resident in Iceland or can demonstrate that you have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 or recovered from Covid-19 infection.

You can check the full list of travel restrictions for each country on the government website.

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