UK Government advises Britons against non-essential foreign travel for 30 days

At this point, it'd be easier to list the popular tourist destinations that don't have any restrictions on them, although they are few and far between.

Covid-19 has caused chaos in just about every corner of the globe, with governments shuttering borders in an effort to keep the virus out of their territories.

That means tourism is harder than ever.

So what is the official advice of those still looking to get away from it all as the coronavirus pandemic continues?

What's the FCO's official advice on travelling abroad?

Typically, the FCO don't give board information, instead giving travel advice to specific areas and countries.

But in unprecedented times such as this, they've advised British people against all non-essential travel worldwide, set up a specific advice page for travel in the time of coronavirus.

“The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) advises British people against all non-essential travel worldwide,” they say. “The COVID-19 pandemic has led to unprecedented international border closures and other restrictions. All countries may restrict travel without notice.”

“The FCO was already advising against all but essential travel or all travel to some areas or countries due to risks that do not relate to COVID-19. This advice remains in place. Check FCO travel advice pages for the latest information.

“If you now need to change or cancel your travel plans, follow these steps:

- contact your airline, travel company, cruise line or other transport and accommodation providers

- get in touch with your insurance provider

- continue to follow the NHS coronavirus guidance

What if I am already abroad?

The FCO advises British people against all but essential travel worldwide due to unprecedented international border closures and other restrictions.

“We will continue to update