From January 4, Germany will allow visitors from the UK.
The UK will be classified as a high-risk area from midnight on Tuesday, according to a statement on the German embassy website.
The ban on carriage and entry would be lifted with those who are fully vaccine free able to enter without a need to show a negative Covid test.
German citizens and residents were only allowed to travel from the UK to Germany on December 19 due to concern over the spread of the Omicron variant.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will be classified as a high-risk area on January 4, 2022. The entry regulations will be changed because of this.
People who have an important reason for travelling will also be allowed to enter Germany. People who are fully vaccine-free will not need a negative Covid test to enter the country, nor will they need to stay for 14 days on entry.
Grant Shapps said the move was a welcome development.
The decision by Germany to lift the UK travel ban for vaccine tourists will be good news for anyone hoping to visit Germany in 2022, said the Which? head of money.
Anyone looking to book a trip abroad during the Pandemic could lose a lot of money.
If you want to book a holiday, you should use a good provider with a reliable flexible booking policy, as package holidays come with stronger financial protections. It is advisable to book with a credit card to give yourself more protection, and a good travel insurance policy will be essential.
