Greece Proposes to Allow Tours Between Countries That Coped with COVID-19

The Greek City Times reports thatGreece It proposed the creation of a "safe corridor" that would allow travel between states that successfully managed the coronavirus pandemic.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is confident that this measure will quickly revive tourism after the removal of border restrictions and open to resorts in the summer.

Mitsotakis put forward the proposal during a video conference with the heads of government of the seven countries that have defeated the viral infection or almost managed it. These are Austria, Denmark, Norway, Israel, Singapore, Czech Republic, Australia.

“Safe corridors” are hygienic standards and protocols that allow tourists to travel safely without putting themselves or residents of the countries visited at risk. They may concern the rules of air travel, accommodation in hotels, sightseeing.

Source: ria