If covid restrictions have been putting you off booking your next holiday abroad, it's time to look again. Many countries have dropped testing, quarantine, and vaccine requirements. This is great news for holidaymakers as it makes holiday planning a bit cheaper and more predictable for all of us.

None of the countries on the list below ask for tests before or after arrival or proof of vaccination status. They are not implementing quarantine periods or banning visitors from some countries due to covid. Whether you fancy hopping next door to Ireland or soaking up the sun in the Maldives, your holiday planning has just become much easier.

Countries with no covid travel restrictions April 2022 

• Argentina
• Aruba
• Bahrain
• Costa Rica
• Curaçao
• Denmark
• Grenada
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Ireland
• Latvia
• Maldives
• Mongolia
• Montenegro
• Norway
• Saudi Arabia
• Slovenia
• Sweden
• United Kingdom

Now that the United Kingdom has dropped covid travel restrictions, coming home can be just as straightforward as going away. It's easy to see why holiday bookings are surging.

For holidaymakers who are fully vaccinated against Covid 19, there are many more countries to visit where covid tests aren't required.

Only unvaccinated travellers need to take covid tests to visit

• The UAE
• France
• Tunisia
• Turkey
• Portugal
• Spain
• Greece
• Germany
• Dominican Republic
• Switzerland
• Czech Republic
• Malta
• Croatia
• Egypt
• Albania

The UK Government Foreign Travel Advice pages can give you full up to date advice about your destination. Check for updates regularly to make sure you are thoroughly prepared for your trip. 

Remember that Good to Go travel insurance can offer you financial protection in case something goes wrong, whatever your age, even if you have medical conditions that might make it difficult to get travel insurance elsewhere.

Our handy guide explains the different kinds of protection your travel insurance policy can give you. Once your insurance is arranged, you can book your holiday with confidence, and start getting excited. Happy Holidays!