France, Italy and Poland also have low levels of COVID-19 and are considered particularly safe countries for tourists. The probability of infection in these EU destinations is low, with fewer than 50 infections per 100,000 residents.
The safest areas in Spain include Andalusia, the Canary Islands, Murcia and La Rioja.
The popular tourist destinations of the Costa del Sol, within Andalusia, are very safe from Covid infection, according to the data.
Many British tourists choose to holiday in Costa del Sol resorts such as beautiful Marbella or another favourite, La Cala de Mijas.
Spain's successful vaccination programme has contributed to its inclusion in the list of safe countries. Almost 80% of the Spanish population is fully vaccinated.
Where is it hot in November? The Canary Islands and the Costa del Sol are a good place to start.
Travel regulations are constantly evolving after previous strict bans, and there are now more destinations to fly to. In many countries, fully vaccinated people returning home no longer need an expensive PCR test on arrival - costs have been reduced and you may fancy a bit of winter sun. So what's the best option for travel in November?
There are plenty of destinations that have a warm and sunny November, giving travellers the opportunity to make their long-awaited beach getaway.
So where does it get hot in November? Here are reasons to visit Tenerife, Fuerteventura or the Costa del Sol to enjoy the winter sun.
Tenerife - average temperature in November 24,3C
Tenerife, a classic holiday destination, records an average temperature of 24.3ºC during the month of November.
With a wealth of resorts, long beaches and plenty of nightlife, there is plenty to see and do.
November is also one of the cheapest times of the year to visit Tenerife, according to TUI.
Fuerteventura - average temperature in November 24,2C
Fuerteventura, Spain's second largest island, has an average temperature of 24.2 degrees Celsius in November.
You can stay in the full range of resorts, enjoy some of the best tapas and visit centuries-old villages.
According to TUI, Corralejo is one of the most popular villages to stay in, while Costa Caleta is a favourite with families.
The Jandia peninsula boasts stunning beaches protected by the national park, with duty-free shopping complexes and a range of cocktail bars.
Costa del Sol - average temperature in November 20C
Connected from Estepona to Marbella and all the way to the border with Granada, the Costa del Sol is not as warm as the Canaries, although the sunny weather is wonderful.
From promenading to golf, hiking and sightseeing, activities can also include music concerts in underground caves, chocolate making at the Mayan Monkey Mijas chocolate factory or wine tasting and farmers' markets, all topped off with excellent tapas and meals from the huge range available.