The countries that still have Covid travel restrictions

From the USA to China, British tourists still need to plan for travel restrictions. Which countries still have Covid restrictions?China has one of the world’s strictest Covid policies and visitors will need to quarantine for 10 days when they arrive.At least seven days will be spent at a centralised facility and the next three days may be spent at home if the accommodation is judged suitable.Tourists are not currently allowed to visit China but tour groups organised by travel agencies may be allowed in the coming months.Tourists are also banned from travelling to Turkmenistan and must also quarantine in Nauru.READ MORE: Cruise guests complain about ‘huge pain’ at end of holiday China and the USA both have some restrictions for tourists (Image: Getty)Unvaccinated British tourists are not allowed to travel to the USA as only unvaccinated US citizens are allowed.Even if unvaccinated tourists have tested positive for Covid in the last year they can’t enter the USA unless they meet one of a list of limited exceptions.Fully vaccinated Britons can travel to the USA for a holiday and do not have to quarantine on arrival.The USA recommends tourists take a viral test within three to five days of arrival in the country.DON’T MISSBritain’s favourite stately home has connection to Churchill [STAYCATION]Queen Camilla takes BA flight for luxurious holiday to ‘de-stress’ [ROYAL]Hotel worker issues stark bedbug warning to tourists [NEWS] Indonesia has some restrictions for tourists (Image: Getty)Cruise holidaymakers may be required to prove vaccination status or take a test before boarding their ship.If cruise passengers catch Covid onboard they may be required to isolate in their cabin until they recover.Crew will provide care to the passengers and deliver meals and other essentials to their cabin.Passengers may be unable to disembark in some destinations until they test negative for Covid.