SPAIN holidays could become even more difficult to visit in the next few weeks. Ibiza and San Antonio could be hit by 15 days of lockdown and nighttime curfews unless its cases begin to slow down. Here's everything you need to know.
Ibiza is a popular island in the Balearics that is known for its vibrant night life and stunning scenery. Spain along with the Balearic and Canary Islands are currently not included on the UK’s travel corridor list. The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office are advising against all non-essential travel to mainland Spain and its surrounding islands.But the popular holiday destinations could soon be even more tricky to visit.
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