As the sunny weather comes to an abrupt end this week according to forecasters, the recent glimpse of summer will have many planning trips abroad.
Although restrictions are being eased across the EU and beyond, the need for a vaccination certificate is likely to remain into the 2022 holiday season at some of the more popular hotspots.
If you have yet to receive a Covid vaccine, your destination choices will naturally be limited.
However, there are several countries across the globe right now that are welcoming passengers without any vaccine or negative test proof - among them are a number of holiday hotspots.
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Passengers are reminded to keep an eye on the Covid situation at their destination before departure in case entry rules change in line with new case spikes.
Mexico
There are currently no vaccination or Covid-19 testing requirements for entering Mexico.
However, those arriving will be required to complete a health survey upon landing.
If you show symptoms of Covid-19 after arrival, you should speak to the International Health Team.
Costa Rica
Adults who are not fully vaccinated can visit Costa Rica without taking a test as long as they have proof of travel insurance that covers lodging and medical expenses in case of contracting Covid-19.
Anyone aged 18 or under, along with fully-vaccinated adults, can enter Costa Rica without mandatory insurance.
Hungary
There are currently no Covid-19 travel restrictions in place for travel into Hungary, regardless of citizenship.
However, anyone wanting to travel to Hungary should continue to monitor the epidemiological situation.
Passengers should be aware that restrictions are subject to change at short notice, and additional restrictions may be imposed by the country of your destination, including during your visit.
Iceland
Anyone considering travel to Iceland should check the latest information from the local authorities regarding requirements for international passengers arriving in the country.
All Covid-19 measures at the Icelandic border have now ceased and there are no Covid-19 prevention measures in place at the border, regardless of whether individuals are vaccinated or unvaccinated.
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