The popular destinations where you could still be locked up in quarantine hell

❌The worst-case scenario is still a possibility in these holiday hotspots if you return a positive test result whilst you're there

Balmy temperatures? Check. Entry for vaccinated arrivals and children? Check. You have done all of the appropriate checks and have decided on your holiday destination. That must feel good.

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