Croatia is the country to be added, following in the footsteps of the month of Spain and France on August 15.
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There were also initial fears that Greece and Turkey would adjust to their needs, travel experts say their numbers are still low enough and that the two countries have not been added to the quarantine list.
One of the main benchmarks for the government is data on the daily use of data from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), any country with more than 20 new instances consistent with 100,000 consistent with the day, for a consistent period of seven days, is at risk of being removed from the UK list.
Here’s everything you want to know about Croatia, Greece and Turkey, with Croatia on the quarantine list.
Croatia recorded 265 new cases, the highest since the start of the pandemic.
Overall, the country’s figures now amount to 7,594 and 169 deaths.
Lately, the infection rate in Croatia is 30.0 per 100,000 during the following week, and now the last holiday destination has been included on the quarantine list.
This number is much higher than that of Turkey or Greece, its daily rates of new infections are lower, due to the difference in population size.
Croatia’s first case occurred in late February and immediate action was taken to close borders some time later.
After controlling the situation, attempts have been made since the beginning of the summer to bring back travelers, the economy benefits greatly from tourism.
Croatia shared an air transport agreement with the United Kingdom, which other people from both countries did not have to quarantine upon arrival or return.
But with its maximum infection rate, it was quarantined on 20 August, after France and Spain.
Until recently, Greece had a low level of cases and had been praised for its control of the pandemic.
The country has recorded 8,138 cases and 238 deaths.
But there are fears that the numbers may emerge right after the emergence of new knowledge concerned about infections, with more than 1,000 new cases in the following week.
Cases on Wednesday, August 19, rose to 212, one of the jumps since April.
EU figures show that the rate of Covid-19 infection in the country has been higher in the last two weeks.
The number of new infections, according to the ECDC, is 14.1 per 100,000 more people in the last seven days.
This compares to 6.1 infections consistent with 100,000 a fortnight ago.
Greece moved towards an immediate and strict shutdown in March, seeing an increase in infections in Italy.
On March 10, universities closed, and on March 13, cafes and restaurants followed.
Traffic restrictions imposed on 22 March.
The immediate reaction allowed Greece to begin reopening its tourism industry until June.
But now, with infections, bars and restaurants are forced to reduce their schedules, and Mykonos allegedly faces a local blockade.
At the moment, neither the British who travel to Greece nor the Greeks who travel to those shores want to quarantine.
Anyone entering the country will need to complete a passenger location form 24 hours before and display the QR code upon arrival.
But that can replace infection rates and the government continues to impose immediate restrictions on countries with higher cases.
Italy has brought mandatory evidence to arrive from Greece (along with Croatia, Spain and Malta), its infection rate seems to worry other European countries.
On Wednesday, August 21, 22 other people died from the virus.
Overall, this is 255,723 and 6,080 deaths.
The infection rate is lately 10.6% to 100,000, which is only more than 11% in the UK, according to new data.
Although he is still under 20 years old, that number is higher in days.
Turkey entered an immediate blockade when Covid-19 began to publicize its presence in Europe.
But until June, cafes and restaurants reopened, long-haul flights resumed, and home orders were abandoned.
Turkey is reported to be in a lockout until next month as the government tries to stop the cases.
Like Greece, the UK has established an air bridge with Turkey, meaning that tourists from both countries must be quarantined upon arrival or return.
But ministers will watch the country closely to see if the infection rate continues to rise.
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