When is the next UK travel review being held by the government?
Latest news email updates straight to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Brits desperate to book their summer holidays are eagerly awaiting good news from the government in their reviews of the traffic light system that allows international travel. The latest movement of the green, amber and red lists was announced by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps on Wednesday night (July 14). It saw popular destinations including the Balearic Islands move to the amber list, meaning anyone who is not fully vaccinated with both Covid jabs will have to self isolate at home for 10 days when they return. Read more: Full list of green, amber and red list countries after government announcement  The decision is taken by ministers, based on advice from the Joint Biosecurity Centre (JBC), which looks at the Covid situation in each country. The government also sticks to a timetable when reviewing countries and their position in the lists - so we already know when the next big review will be. The green, amber and red lists are reviewed every three weeks. Holidaymakers can next expect an update - and hopefully see more countries added to the green list - from the government on August 4. It may we see more of the countries currently on the green watchlist move to the amber list as the government warns there could be changes soon depending on how the covid situation develops overseas. The countries currently on the green watchlist include Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Granada and more.