The holiday destinations around the world without coronavirus
BRITISH holidays have been left in tatters as countries around the world shut down their borders and go into lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 800,000 people worldwide.
The UK has warned against all travel both abroad and in the UK, as Boris Johnson advises only essential travel across the country.
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Italy, Spain and Germany have the highest recorded numbers of coronavirus in Europe, with Italy confirming more than 100,000 cases.
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It is feared that Malaga and other islands could take up to three years to recover.
Italy saw 90 per cent of bookings cancelled earlier this year as the whole country is locked down, while hotel bookings in Thailand were down 10 per cent when the virus first broke out.
We spoke to experts about whether you should book a holiday this year - with many saying you should.
However, you should always check the travel advice before booking or travelling, and we've explained what to know about each country.
Some Brits are only being offered vouchers for their cancelled holidays instead of refunds.