A handful of countries have been added to England’s red list for international travel – but do the rules match case and vaccine data?
Despite scrapping its traffic light system for international travel earlier this year, England has reimposed a “red list” for the countries that are deemed to be the highest risk for coronavirus.
The red list dictates different rules for testing and quarantining travellers. A country may be placed on the list based on a number of factors including the percentage of the population that has been vaccinated, infection rates and the prevalence of variants of concern.
