Tourist are advise only to travel for “important reasons” between the UK and France most travellers will be denied, due to a surge in omicron cases in Britain, a France official confirmed.
According to report, French citizens and their spouses, partners and children will still be able to return to France from the UK.
Meanwhile, Greece is the latest country to introduce tighter travel rules in response to the threat of the omicron coronavirus variant.
From 19 December, all international arrivals, including those from the EU, will need to present a negative PCR test taken within the 48 hours prior to arrival.
The Greek government announced the move on Wednesday, following in the footsteps of Italy, which introduced similar restrictions the day before.
The current entry requirements for Greece stipulate that travellers from the UK don’t need to present a negative test if they can prove full vaccination or recovery from Covid-19.
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Key points
France to ban UK tourists
Greece adds testing requirement for vaccinated travellers
‘Unprecedentedly high’ number of hotel quarantine inmates test positive for Covid
Canada advises against international travel
Heathrow given green light to raise
passenger charges by more than 50%
14:03 , Neil Lancefield
Passengers travelling through Heathrow Airport could be hit by an increase in charges of more than 50 per cent from next month.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said the cap on the west London airport’s price per passenger will be £30.19 from 1 January.
The current charge is £19.60.
Charges are paid by airlines but
are generally passed on to passengers in air fares.
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