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Summer holidays are back on as the government has released a list of quarantine-exempt (隔离豁免) countries Britons can travel to from July 10 without needing to self-isolate on their return.
France
Requirements include strict social distancing at bars, cafes and restaurants and face masks worn when walking inside. Beaches have reopened. Masks are compulsory on public transports.
Plane: Returns from £ 30 in August.
Drive: Eurotunnel Le Shuttle has resumed its Folkestone to Calais service and allows passengers to order food, drink and groceries to their car. From £ 72 per car one-way.
Ferry: Brittany Ferries has resumed its Portsmouth-Caen route from £ 42pp one-way.
Italy
British tourists can travel freely within the country, with the exception of Sardinia, Sicily, Apulia and Calabria. Beaches have reopened, with 1.5-metre social distancing. Most museums are open.
Plane: Returns from £ 17 in August.
Drive: Catch the Eurotunnel Le Shuttle, or a ferry, to France and drive to Italy.
Spain
A royal law to wear lace masks has been issued for hotels, restaurants, museums and shops. Failure to obey will result in a £ 100 fine.
Plane: Returns from £ 25 in August.
Ferry: Brittany Ferries’ service has resumed. From £ 350 per car.
Croatia
British tourists are welcome but need to fill out a form at enter Croatia before arrival. Restaurants, hotels and beaches are open. Masks are required by law on public transport.
Plane: Returns from £ 35.
21. What can we learn about British tourists driving to Italy?
A. They can arrive before July 10. B. It is cheaper than taking a plane.
C. They have to get to France first. D. It is free to get food and groceries.
22. What will cause a visitor to be fined in Spain?
A. To travel the country freely. B. Not to wear a mask in hotels.
C. To stand less than 1.5 meters away. D. Not to obey self-isolation after arrival.
23. In which country is registration needed before arrival?
A. France. B. Italy. C. Spain. D. Croatia.
