British holidaymakers without a covid pass will be able to enter Spain 'within days'. The country's Tourism Minister Maria Reyes Maroto made has announced there will be an imminent change to the current rules for all holidaymakers wanting to travel to the country from outside the EU, including Britain, the Express reports.
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Maria Reyes Maroto said during a radio interview: “It’s going to be a matter of days before we eliminate a restriction that could be discouraging tourists from outside the European Union from visiting us. We are going to stop demanding the Covid certificate and allow people to enter with a negative Covid test.”
However, unvaccinated Brits will still have to present a negative Covid test to enter the country.
The minster added: "The world sees us as a safe destination and 92 percent of the Spanish population is vaccinated. Tourism is recovering here at rates that would have been difficult to imagine in January. Today that recovery is a reality."
