Spain has become the second European country to announce new COVID restrictions for travellers from China following a surge in cases.
To enter Spain, passengers will need to have a negative test result or be fully vaccinated.
It comes after Italy earlier this week said it had ordered COVID antigen swabs and virus sequencing for all travellers coming from China.
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