UK travel advice changes for tourists visiting Spain, France, Australia, Germany and more

More holiday destinations are opening up to Brits as countries ease their travel restrictions even further.

Australia has now lifted more of its strict travel rules for the first time in nearly two years.

Fully-vaccinated travellers are now able to visit the country, which is welcome news to those who have family and friends living down under.

The country implemented some of the toughest pandemic measures in March 2020, but the Australian Federal Tourism Minister Dan Tehan now anticipates its tourism market to see a “strong rebound”, LiverpoolEcho reports.

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Several countries have also recently relaxed their entry requirements, making it easier for holidaymakers to jet off in the coming months.

Here are some of the countries which have recently changed their travel regulations. It’s always important to check with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office before you travel for the latest entry requirements.

As of February 21, 2021, arrivals who are fully vaccinated will not need a travel exemption and will not be made to quarantine.

Anyone entering the country is also required to complete an Australia Travel Declaration at least 72 hours before departure. The ATD includes a declaration regarding your vaccination status and you will be asked to upload your vaccination certificate.

Unvaccinated visa holders will still need a valid travel exemption to enter Australia - and these will not be granted solely for tourism purposes.

Inbound passengers must also provide a negative accepted Covid-19 test result.

Australian states and territories also have their own Covid-19 rules, with the strictest enforced by Western Australia state