U.K. tourists can travel to Turkey without Covid vaccine passport

 Monday, March 15, 2021 

The Brits will be able to jet to Turkey for their summer holidays without a COVID vaccine passport. The Tourism Minister Mehmet Ersoy said UK travellers would be welcomed “with open arms”.

He said Turkey also expects to ditch the need for a negative Covid test before the UK’s planned resumption of international travel on May 17.

In a typical year, the Brits would make 2.5million trips to Turkey.

Mr Ersoy said that they have world-class border processes in place for ensuring travel will be low-risk.

Meanwhile, “Professor Lockdown” Neil Ferguson said he was “80 per cent sure” Brits will enjoy a relatively normal summer as it was likely infection rates would be very low.

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