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Brits could be first to travel with Covid Passports

Spain, Portugal & Greece ready to welcome British tourists

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Majorca Daily Bulletin reporterPalma22/04/2021 09:30
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The race is on to launch Covid Passports so that the Tourism Industry can get back on track and the UK Government says Brits will be amongst the first to able to travel to Europe.

Spain, Portugal and Greece are ready and willing to welcome British tourists who’ve been vaccinated, if the international travel ban is lifted on May 17.

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The British Government is expected to decide in a couple of weeks, whether the the foreign travel ban will be extended beyond May 17.

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