Nottinghamshire residents and travellers across Britain will no longer have to quarantine for 10 days upon their return from an amber list country if they have had two doses of the Covid vaccine.
The announcement comes from Government transport secretary Grant Shapps amid the continued successful rollout of the vaccine.
A Nottingham resident recently revealed the abysmal conditions inside a quarantine hotel upon his return from a business trip in Dubai, which is a red list country.
There was no new as to whether the Government-mandated hotel quarantine would be changed in any way.
Numerous destinations, such as the Balearic Islands, are also expected to be added to the green list.
According to the Mirror Online Mr Shapps said: "Thanks to our successful vaccination programme, our intention is that later in the summer UK residents who are fully vaccinated will not have to isolate when travelling from amber list countries.
"We’ll set out further details next month."
Boris Johnson had hinted the move was on the cards.
The Prime Minister told reporters: "I think the real opportunity we all have now is to open travel through the double jab.
"We’ve got more than 60% of our population have now had two jabs, I think 83% have had one jab, we’re really getting through it now. The crucial thing is come forward and get your second jab."
But he added he has not yet made holiday plans himself - saying "my plans at this stage are at the unformed stage, I’m afraid." He added: "I'm certainly not ruling it in or ruling it out."
