Saw this over on FlyerTalk, source linked below...
"The rules on self-quarantining for people travelling to the Netherlands will change as of 22 September. Vaccinated travellers from the United States, the United Kingdom and other very high-risk areas no longer have to self-quarantine on arrival in the Netherlands. Prepare your journey well. Before you leave, check the travel advice on wijsopreis.nl (in Dutch) and reizentijdenscorona.rijksoverheid.nl/en."
And this is from the Points Guy. Boy isn't travel entertaining?
"Less than two weeks after imposing a 10-day quarantine for travelers (regardless of vaccination status) from the United Kingdom, the United States and other countries deemed “high risk,” Dutch officials have changed their minds and decided to roll back the directive.
From 22 September, fully vaccinated visitors from the U.K., the U.S. and other countries on that list will no longer need to quarantine upon arrival in the Netherlands, according to USA Today.
Vaccinated travelers are still required to show a negative COVID-19 PCR test result upon arrival. People who are 13 and older who arrive by plane must also fill out a health declaration and carry it with them throughout their trip.
Unvaccinated visitors from high-risk countries are still prohibited from entering the Netherlands.
The reversal will no doubt be surprising to some, and frustrating for any travelers who spent the past few weeks scrambling to change their travel plans after the self-isolation mandate was put into effect."
