Which EU country has the least red tape for holiday makers from the UK?

Fortyfoot

Which EU country has the least red tape for holiday makers? 

Are they all the same requirements or do they vary. I have read about Spain, it seems that you have to book your holiday before they approve your status, one action could not be carried out until 48 hours before flying. That seems risky to me.

What are your views?

Thanks,

Fortyfoot

TELLIT01

Rules/ red tape will vary dependant on your vaccination status.  What is your vaccination status.

Westin

If you are double vaccinated then entry to several main stream EU holiday destinations is fairly easy.  These require no entry PCR/LF test to enter. At most just completing an arrival form in advance.

Spain & the islands
Greece & the islands
Cyprus
Gibraltar
Malta
Germany
Madeira & Porto Santo 

The TUI site actually has a fairly good and comprehensive guide to what is currently required to travel to each country that they are selling holiday to at the moment.  They update the site regularly.

https://www.tui.co.uk/holidays/where-can-i-go-on-holiday/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Entry-requirements-for-our-holiday-destinations-080921.pdf

Fortyfoot

Both of us have double jabs.

Fortyfoot

Sea_Shell

My biggest worry is what is plan B, if you test positive before your return flight!!

You can't travel home.
Where will they put you?  Quarantine in a "facility".
Who pays?  Do insurers cover this?

Until test free RETURN travel is allowed (for the double jabbed) then it's too risky still IMO.

Fortyfoot

Covid-19 travel insurance in regions of Spain

Fortyfoot

New link to use for Tui info link above

https://www.tui.co.uk/holidays/where-can-i-go-on-holiday/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Entry-requirements-for-our-holiday-destinations-100921.pdf