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The faltering recovery of Spain's vital tourism sector is likely to worsen after the UK decision.
More reaction now from UK holidaymakers in Spain who will now have to quarantine for 14 days on their return.

Dan Chadderton, 49, from Sale, Cheshire, flew from Manchester to Spain on Saturday morning with his wife Gabby, 51, and daughters Anna, 16, and Eliza, 11.

He and his family have been "looking at the news all the time" from their holiday spot south of Alicante, after colleagues told him about the rule change on Saturday evening.

He adds it's a stress he could have done without.

"I'm particularly upset as I work for a travel company - March, April and May were hell - was never furloughed, and really needed this break."

But Rachael Gillespie, 48, of Llandough, Penarth, still intends to travel to Quesada, Murcia, on Monday morning with her partner and two daughters.

"I'm not ignoring the potential risk but we're staying in a family villa, have a family car and both my partner and I are fortunate to be able to work from home when we return," she says.

"I know there's a question over insurance and some people think I'm mad, but when you see the crowds in UK destinations like north Wales or the Lake District, where exactly is the safest place to holiday right now?"

Read more from other holidaymakers affected by the move - including one who found out about the rule changes three minutes after landing in Spain.