Due to the high infection rate and fear of Covid mutation, four more countries/regions appear to be added to the red alert holiday list.

An analyst predicts that British holidaymakers may be banned from flying to Bahrain, Costa Rica, Trinidad and Tobago and Kuwait.

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These four countries are likely to join the other 43 high-risk countries currently in crisis Government Travel Red List, An analyst said.

Robert BoyleA former BA strategist said that he has studied which countries may be added to the red list, purely based on Coronavirus disease Infection rate.

In his analysis, as long as the detection rate is also higher than two per thousand, he classified any country with a daily case rate of 71 per million or less as green.

After delving into the 7-day average number of cases reported per million people, Boyle drew a chart of the countries with the highest incidence.

He pointed out that although “most of them are already on the red list, Bahrain, Costa Rica, Trinidad and Tobago and Kuwait do not. So it is expected that these will be added soon.”

Four people are currently Amber list, British people shouldn’t travel there either.

British people are currently prohibited from travelling to red-listed countries or regions.

Those returning to the UK from a red list country must be quarantined in a Covid-safe hotel upon arrival.

A mandatory 10-day stay at one of the hotels will cost £1,750 per person.

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Boyle said: “We will soon have another update on the British government’s traffic light ratings.”

Although he is “not sure when we will receive this update”, he thinks it will be between June 1st and 7th.

Boyle added: “There are three other countries that appear to be clear examples of being on the Green List-Malta, Finland and Slovakia.”

There are currently 12 countries in Green list, The infection rate is low, Stable number of inoculations Distributing.

Vacationers can fly Those countries are not worried isolation Restrictions such as Holiday abroad It has now been restarted.

Boyle said: “If the EU’s case rate threshold is used, there are seven other countries that can be classified as green.

“Five of them are in the European Union: Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy and Luxembourg.

“We also have Russia, but this may also violate politics.

“The last is the United States. It happens to be online, so whether it is included will depend on which group of voters the ministers are more worried about.”

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Boyle said, “It will be big news to include the United States on the green list, but because the government has been criticized for failing to include India on the red list early, I suspect they want to be seen as taking a cautious approach.

“Therefore, this time the United States may just’miss production cuts.'”

He added: “But I do think that at the next review point in late June, it will be difficult to find a reasonable reason to exclude it unless the’variant of concern’ provides an excuse.

“The government also confirmed that it will treat the islands of Spain and Greece separately from the mainland.

“Because of the low number of cases on the island, I do think it is very likely Spain and Greek Islands Will also enter the green list. “

This British official green list Effective on May 17, there are only 12 destinations for Britons to spend a much-needed holiday.

Travel requires pre-flight Covid test and PCR test on the second day of returning to the UK.

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All the countries on the green list are:

Portugal has confirmed that British tourists are now allowed to visit the country-but tourists must abide by the rules.

Britons going to Portugal Has been warned to wait in line at the airport for 6 hours.

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Portugal It is so far the only major European country on the green list of travel-free quarantine.

The comparison site TravelSupermarket said that searches for travel packages there soared by 865%.

however TUI cancels more holidays Because they are excluded from the British green list until the end of next month.

Its move is Cabinet Minister acknowledged Fearing the spread of the epidemic, the government “cannot rule out” the postponement of Freedom Day on June 21 India Covid variant.