Majorca to be added to Jersey's 'amber' travel list
Majorca will be added to Jersey's 'amber' travel list following an increase in Covid-19 cases on the Spanish island.
The news is likely to frustrate tourists and come as a blow for tour companies, such as Fly Direct which operates flights from Jersey to Majorca.
The rules for passengers arriving into Jersey from 'amber' regions
Testing on arrival, day five and day 10
Isolation until day five negative test result
You can provide a negative PCR test result, which means you will not need to be tested on arrival but will need to be tested on day five and day 10, and isolate until day five negative test result
If you have been fully vaccinated in UK, Republic of Ireland, Jersey, Guernsey or Isle of Man you will need a test on arrival but won't need to isolate
The island will officially move from 'green' to 'amber' on Tuesday, 6 July.
Neighbouring Menorca will turn 'red' on the same day.
Red classifications last for at least two weeks, and require all passengers to self isolate for a minimum of ten days on arrival into Jersey, unless they have been fully vaccinated or are under the age of 18.