As the travel list was finally announced on Wednesday, the holidaymakers faced heartache.
The Balearic Islands-including Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca-have been moved to the Amber List.
Social media was flooded with British tourists who expressed their disappointment at the news.
In addition, the British Virgin Islands has been downgraded to the amber list.
Following the latest Covid travel review, four countries have now been added to the red list.
However, Croatia, Bulgaria and Hong Kong will be included in the green list from July 19 on Freedom Day.
Grant Shapps confirmed that it will move to the green, red and amber list of countries/regions.
The Secretary of Transportation reminded two-pronged travelers that they can return to the UK from Amber Country without quarantining.
He wrote a series of tweets, with the content as follows: “Four countries and regions will join the red list to protect our domestic vaccine promotion. We will continue to review these measures and use the latest data as a guide-we will not hesitate to adopt Action, if necessary, to protect public health.
“We have also moved the Balearic Islands and the British Virgin Islands to the Amber List-previously on the Green Watch List. Also, starting from 19/07, if you are completely #Already vaccinated In the UK, you can return to the UK from Amber countries and regions without isolation.
“From Monday, July 19 at 4 AM, Bulgaria and Hong Kong will be added to the green list, and Croatia and Taiwan will be added to the green watch list of destinations. Please check the latest travel advice before you travel, because Before you arrive, countries and regions may have additional requirements.”
