As tourist hotspots look to relax their lockdown rules, allowing bars and cafes to reopen, whilst beaches slowly fill up again, it's hard not to yearn after a summer holiday.
However, as popular holiday destinations for Brits around the world start to get back to normal, it may not be as easy for UK sun seekers to visit the country of their choice.
Already, Greece and Cyprus have banned Brits because of our poor coronavirus record.
And other countries may well follow suit.
The total number of coronavirus-related deaths in the UK has now exceeded 47,000.
Here is a list of countries that have currently said that Brits cannot visit.
1. Greece
The government has banned Brits from visiting until July 1 at the earliest - after officials changed their mind.
The country which is set to reopen to international tourism on June 15, was set to welcome UK residents.
But following new advice from the European Commission, the travel ban continues.
“The ban [on passenger flights from] Great Britain remains in place for the next two weeks,” the tourism minister, Harry Theoharis confirmed on TV.
Visitors will be face random health checks when they arrive at the airport.
Far-flung countries given the green light include Australia, Japan, Israel, China, New Zealand, and South Korea.
Other countries closer to home include Albania, Austria, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Estonia, Croatia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, New Zealand, Norway, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech Republic and Finland.
Mr Theoharis had previously said that the UK's record on coronavirus meant it wouldn't make the cut initially.
He said: “I think that the UK has a big difference in terms of the current medical status of the country with Greece, so I don’t think it’s likely it will be there."
2. Spain
Spain is set to allow Brits back on June 21 - which is earlier than previously expected.
The welcome news follows a day of confusion after the government suddenly announced plans to reopen the borders ten days earlier than announced.
One of the world's most visited destinations by Brits, many hopeful holidaymakers will be thrilled by the loosening of restrictions.
Now from June 21 - when Spain's state of emergency ends - EU states and members of the Schengen area can visit.
As the UK is still in the transition phase of leaving the EU, it has been confirmed that Brits will soon be able to enter the country.
There will also be strict social distancing measures in place in hotels, beaches and restaurants.
Currently, only Spanish citizens, permanent residents or those who can prove they need to enter Spain for essential reasons will be allowed to enter the country.
3. Argentina
Argentina’s borders are closed to foreign nationals and non-residents entering the country. Bar a few exceptions, all scheduled international flights have been suspended until 1 September.
4. Australia
Australia’s borders are closed. Only Australian citizens, residents and immediate family members can travel to Australia.
But you might be able to apply for a visa via special exemption to be able to travel to Australia – normal visa applications are no longer accepted.
Applicants have been warned that there is a high demand and to expect delays.
5. Colombia
Colombia’s land and sea borders are now closed. Airports are closed to international traffic until 31 May.
6. Denmark
Until further notice, the Danish border is closed to foreign nationals who do not have a "worthy purpose" for entering Denmark.
Tourists will not be allowed to cross the border.
The list of ‘worthy purposes’ has now been expanded to include UK residents in certain situations - check out the list here.
7. El Salvador
The government of El Salvador has banned foreigners from entering the country.
El Salvador International Airport has suspended passenger flights until further notice, and will only receive air cargo and humanitarian flights in the meantime.
8. Gabon
Land, sea and air borders are closed. All tourist visas for British nationals were suspended in March.
9. Guatemala
Land, air and maritime borders are closed. Only national citizens, permanent residents and diplomats can enter the country.
10. India
All land borders with Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar and Nepal in East and North East India are closed.
There's only a small list of exemptions for visas.
11. Israel
Only citizens or residents of Israel can enter but limited exceptions do apply.
12. Kuwait
The Kuwait Government is no longer allowing non-Kuwaitis to enter Kuwait.
Land borders with Iraq and Saudi Arabia have closed, and other countries may monitor travellers from Kuwait.
12. Latvia
Only Latvian nationals and permanent residents can enter the country from abroad.
13. Maldives
There is currently a ban on entry into Maldives of anyone who has left or transited the UK and other selected countries in the last 14 days.
The visa on arrival service is temporarily suspended for all nationalities.
14. New Zealand
The New Zealand border is currently closed to almost all arrivals. There is a small list of exceptions here.
15. Norway
Norwegian borders have been partially closed since Monday 16 March. Currently, non-residents are not allowed to enter the country. Find the list of small exceptions here.
16. Oman
Until further notice, only Omani nationals are allowed to enter Oman.
17. Peru
All borders are closed indefinitely.
18. Philippines
The FCO states: "British nationals will no longer be able to receive a visa on arrival and will not be able to enter the Philippines until further notice.
"Foreign spouses and children travelling with a Filipino national and members of international organisations already accredited to the Philippines will be exempt from this restriction."
18. Solomon Islands
All non-citizens of Solomon Islands are not permitted to enter until further notice.
19. Slovakia
As of 10 June, British nationals can enter Slovakia without going to state quarantine on arrival.
However, unless you meet certain conditions, you must carry proof of a negative Covid-19 test and self-isolate for at least five days on arrival until you have a second negative test.
20. United States
According to the FCO, it is not possible for many British nationals to enter the USA if they have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran or China within the previous 14 days.
21. Vietnam
Vietnam has temporarily banned entry into Vietnam for all foreign nationals, with very few exceptions for high-skilled workers.
22. Cyprus
Since 15 March, UK nationals are not permitted to enter the Republic of Cyprus for tourism while a state of emergency is in force.