There are just seven nations now on the UK's red list after 47 countries were removed this morning.
Travel between the UK and dozens of long-haul destinations such as Mexico and South Africa has opened up from 4am today (October 11).
Forty-seven countries in total have been removed from the red list, meaning arrivals from those locations will no longer need to spend 11 nights in a quarantine hotel, and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) lifted its advice against non-essential travel to a further 42 countries and territories due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Just seven countries remain on the red list - Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Peru and Venezuela.
But there are still some countries and holiday destinations who do not want UK travellers - with all-out bans in place or restrictive rules for arrivals from the UK, reports BirminghamLive.
These are:
Bulgaria - Bulgaria has announced that the UK is now on its own red list.
Luxembourg - No non-essential travel permitted.
Russia - Blanket ban on foreign travellers.
Slovakia - No non-essential travel permitted.
Sweden - Brits must give proof of negative test and be exempt from their travel ban.
The United States - from November, UK travellers can enter the US provided they are fully vaccinated and can show proof of a negative test no older than 87 hours before departure.
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Argentina - Ban on foreign travellers.
Brazil - Ban on UK travellers.
Chile - Ban on foreign travellers.
Guatemala - Ban on UK travellers.
Honduras - Ban on UK travellers.
Suriname - Closed borders.
Bhutan - Ban on foreign travellers.
Brunei - Severe restrictions - only accepting people for essential reasons.
Cambodia - Visa policy suspended.
China - Ban on UK travellers.
Hong Kong - Ban on UK travellers.
Indonesia - On the red list.
Japan - Short-team visits allowed only - and only for exceptional circumstances.
Kazakhstan - Ban on foreign travellers.
Laos - No visas for UK.
Iran - Ban on foreign travellers.
Kuwait - Ban on foreign travellers.
Malaysia - Ban on foreign travellers.
Mongolia - Ban on foreign travellers.
Myanmar - Ban on foreign travellers.
Qatar - Qatar requires you to get prior approval to enter country.
Singapore - Pre-travel permission needed from Singapore government.
South Korea - Visas suspended.
Taiwan - Ban on tourists or social travelling.
Thailand - Special permission needed from Thai government.
Turkmenistan Entry to Turkmenistan is prohibited for tourists.
Vietnam - Vietnam is not open for tourism.
Algeria - No flights.
Benin - No travel unless 'extreme necessity'.
Cameroon - Borders tightly restricted.
Madagascar - No overseas travel.
Niger - Only nationals allowed.
New Zealand - Closed borders.
Australia - Only citizens can travel, and their immediate family members.
Fiji - Flights grounded.
Nauru - non-essential travel to Nauru.
Pitcairn Islands - The borders are closed.
Tonga - Tongan borders are closed to entry to all foreigners.
Montserrat - Ban on foreign travellers.
