As the tourism season starts which new measures are introduced in some countries?
As the corona epidemic slows down, tourists will now concentrate not only on the sun, the sea and the money to pay, but primarily on the countries where it is possible for them to holiday. It seems that June 15 will be the start for the tourism. With Germany lifting travel bans, tourism will likely find a way. Experts comment however, this will not be easy as holiday countries make their own rules to protect their own people and to ensure the health of tourists during the Corona process.
Most of these countries favored by travelers are to introduce different applications inserted below:
– For instance the British, French and Italians cannot go to Greece.
– Denmark does not want travelers to come to Copenhagen.
– Norway only allows Danes.
– South Cyprus does not want Russian and British people,
It goes without saying all these countries want tourists, but prefer to select them. Therefore tourists may have to go to the countries that accept them and not where they particularly want to go.
Turkey: we are ready, we are waiting
Turkey’s airports, beaches and hotels are ready for the season starting mid-June. Turkish Airlines have announced that they will begin international flights as of June 10th. The Ministry of culture and tourism has published a comprehensive catalogue of “hygiene rules” for the sector. The Mİnistry declared that the institutions that fulfill required conditions would receive certificates from international institutions. Moreover, additional regulations to comply with the distance rule will be practiced at beaches. Thermometers will be used at hotels to monitor temperatures of personnel and guests.
England neither wants travelers coming in not does it prefer the Brits to leave the country
The UK is one of the countries where tourists would be most hesitant to go these days. The country’s government has been focused on the fight against the pandemic. They plan to put those arriving in the country into a 14-day quarantine starting June 8. All the hotels and restaurants in the country are closed. Only walks in national parks and beaches are free.
Netherlands does not want to take chances
A holiday in this country is still possible, but it will be overshadowed by a number of restrictions and obstacles. The prime minister has warned the public by saying “Please don’t take any chances”.
The process of opening, which started gradually, will be completed by July 1st. As of this date, beaches and parks will be open, museums, restaurants and cafes to serve a maximum of 30 people will also be open to service. Showers and toilets at campsites will remain closed. Starting July, capacity will be increased to 100 people.
Greece says “come but not everyone”
Athens has declared that as of June 15th, citizens of 29 countries could arrive in the country without being quarantined. The British, the French, the Swedes, the Turks will not be able to enter the country while there is no obstacle for the Germans. That decision will be reviewed on July 1. Flights from abroad will take place primarily to Athens. Starting July 1, the country’s other airports are scheduled to open. Corona cases will be checked by sampling method at border crossings.
