The good news is that travel to the U.K. and Western Europe is not prohibited due to the outbreak. However, travel in affected countries has been restricted in some ways in attempts to contain the disease. Furthermore, Ireland does not require visitors to take any special precautions before visiting, although disinfectant procedures are in place at air and ferry ports. Parks, zoos, and some rural tourist sites also have closed. Walking or hiking trips in the countryside may also be limited.
Cooked meats are generally safe to eat because the virus is killed by heat.
Fish, fruits, and vegetables are also safe. Travelers need to adhere to any measures the country they visit has taken to contain the disease. Try to launder or dry clean clothing. Use a bleach solution on a cloth to wipe soil and dirt from shoes, luggage, and personal items. Fill out customs declarations with care.