All remaining Covid travel restrictions will end in Scotland and the rest of the UK from 4am this Friday.
It means that people arriving in the UK will no longer be required to fill in a passenger locator form or take a test.
However, many countries throughout the world are still operating with strict coronavirus related travel rules.
Each nation has its own restrictions with some requiring proof of a negative test, contact details and/or proof of full vaccination.
But there are some places around the world that you can travel to regardless of whether you are vaccinated or even tested.
Travel company Kayak has put together a complete guide to different rules around the world.
The list of countries you could travel to without a jab or test - in most circumstances - includes:
- Mexico
- Costa Rice
- Ireland
- Iceland
- Norway
- Denmark
- Lithuania
- Romania
- Hungary
- Slovenia
- Jordan
Most other countries are open with restrictions - usually meaning you must be vaccinated or prove your Covid infection status.
Some countries remain closed to UK travelers, including:
- Kazakhstan
- China
- Mongolia
- Turkmenistan
- Iraq
- Syria
- Yemen
- Libya
- Western Sahara
- Guinea
- Liberia
- Cameroon
- French Guiana
- Papua New Guinea
- Equatorial Guinea
- New Zealand
- Japan
- North Korea
- Vietnam
- Myanmar
- Malawi
- New Caledonia
- Eswatini
- Lesotho
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