Where can I go without the vaccine?

[cttd1]

Just want a list really, wanting to take DS away for birthday in July but I can't seem to find just a simple list of places we can go without the vaccine 🤷🏻‍♀️ thanks in advance!

@cttd1

Just want a list really, wanting to take DS away for birthday in July but I can't seem to find just a simple list of places we can go without the vaccine 🤷🏻‍♀️ thanks in advance!

This Times article has a comprehensive list @cttd1

www.thetimes.co.uk/travel/advice/where-can-i-travel-without-a-vaccine

I haven't personally checked it but is listing loads of places - Iceland, Croatia, Poland, Cuba etc

I suppose the only thing would be that things could change quickly between now and July, as they have been with travel regulations through the pandemic, so worth bearing in mind...

Keep an eye on Greece. They're supposed to be dropping internal restrictions later this month. You can go with no vaccine or testing, but I think cafés etc are off the cards for now.

Mexico has accepted unvaccinated (and untested) visitors right from the start.
I live in Ireland and all is now back to normal, pre-Covid times which is great! Very few masks in sight.

But I even went to Austria in March, during the worst of their lockdown nonsense. I flew to Zurich (no vax and no test necessary) and then too the train into Austria. I had a fabulous time.
Austria was forced to drop its mandate, and now even Germany has had to retreat; a bill to make the vaccination mandatory for over 60s has been rejected by MPS.

www.euronews.com/2022/04/07/german-mps-reject-bill-to-make-covid-vaccines-mandatory-for-over-60s

The world is opening up. Meanwhile, come to Ireland! We've had some fabulous weather of late.

They dont check anymore - well both france and spain didn't check mine at all this month

If you are talking about abroad, last time I looked a few weeks ago, there were 66 countries to go to.

I'm guessing more and more countries will drop all entry restrictions in a bid to attract tourists.

Vaccines don't even prevent transmission of covid...

Most places in Europe now. Spain is stubbornly clinging onto vaccinated-only and I think Germany but mostly it's open or antigen test, which is easy as it's not even necessary to do an in-person test for that one, just upload results from home and get your fit to travel cert emailed back.

Loads of places. Most European and Caribbean countries allow unvaccinated, but you have to test beforehand.