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Covid travel rules for Easter holidays - including Spain, France, Portugal, Greece and Cyprus

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School pupils and students across Scotland have now entered into their Easter holidays this week. And this year is a little different to the ones just gone by, as we continue to recover from the Covid pandemic.

A growing number of Scottish families are now considering catching up on foreign holidays that they missed out on over the past couple of years.

Scots are now no longer required to take tests or fill in a passenger locator form before returning back to Scotland.But there are still some restrictions in place elsewhere in the world.

Here is a roundup of the travel restrictions Scots should be aware of before heading on their travels to some of the most popular holiday destinations.

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