the full list of countries which will no
longer be subject to coronavirus
quarantine restrictions is expected to
be confirmed by the government this week
it's likely to include Spain which is
the number-one destination for UK
holidaymakers but travelers are being
warned they'll still have to observe
some coronavirus rules as Damian
gramática reports now from the Costa del
Sol on the Costa del Sol the sardines
are sizzling ready on the barbecue there
are no people packed into the Sun beds
until travel restrictions go
Rocio Gonzales is a nurse now Spain's
kovat 19 cases have declined she's
helping in the family restaurant for the
summer hoping British tourists will be
back soon the Costa del Sol is all about
tourism everybody knows that it's what
we live off we want them to come we're
really really keen the opening of our
corridors will allow those in the UK who
really want a holiday to have one and
resorts here which are so dependent on
tourism to salvage something of the
summer but some worry that allowing
thousands back in untested could bring
the virus back
those who come will find masks have to
be worn their compulsory anywhere you
can't keep a metre and a half from other
people and can be fined a hundred euros
if you don't have one on arrival
tourists will have to give hotel and
contact details but they won't have to
have blood tests to show their co vid
free just take a temperature check at
the airport professor Eduardo Martinez
believes that's not sufficient to
protect space in my opinion the checks
at the airport are not good enough an
antibody test to show you are not
infected
would be better it could even be done
when you book your holiday inland almost
empty - is the Alhambra Palace it's one
of Spain's biggest attractions
distancing and masks are a must here as
well we found just a trickle of visitors
among them Jose Antonio the alhambra the
palace is just for me is an incredible
feeling but at the same time on film
little be sad because this is the
consequence of a terrible Parliament and
it's a sadness that won't be lifted
until Spain is filled with visitors and
life once more as BBC news in southern
Spain