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European Union leaders will discuss plans next week
for coronavirus
vaccination “passports” to allow people who have had the injections to
avoid travel restrictions and go on holiday.
British vaccination certificates would not automatically
be accepted by the EU, and Britons’ holiday plans could be delayed until
European travel plans have been agreed.
Greece, Poland, Cyprus and Denmark have already announced
plans to issue vaccination certificates that could allow
people to travel freely, especially in time for this summer’s tourist
season.
Next Thursday Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Greek prime
minister, will urge other European leaders to agree on certificates
“facilitating the freedom of movement of persons who have been vaccinated
against Covid-19”. Source: The Times
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