Since the largest playground for tourists became the epicenter for coronavirus, Europe is urgently hoping to remove sanctions to attain the tourists come back as the cash inflow is desperately needed for the economies to grow.
Across the Globe, different countries are following full-fledge quarantine or have locked their borders, so it’s time for the countries to figure out how to host tourism and encourage holidaymakers in the country once again.
The European Union launched the plan of action last week to get its internal frontiers functioning, securely start its hospitality industry, and rekindle the air, rail, road, and sea links that closed during the pandemic.
It is a condition where millions of travelers are enthusiastically waiting to experience a taste of sunshine as well as European culture after staying for so long in their homes because of lockdown.
Thierry Breton, the European Union’s Commissioner for Internal Markets, said that each one of us wants a break, particularly after a situation like this. Everybody desires a summer vacation, and even though they might live in other regions or some other country, they would like to meet their friends and families.
He added that yet the government wants everyone to remain well and healthy because they realize that the virus is going to stay with mankind for a while.
In terms of arrivals, Europe is responsible for 50% of world tourism in the industry and was affected the most badly by the restrictions. Cities like Barcelona, Paris, Venice, and Rome have traditionally been crowded due to tourists now seems empty.
The European Union proposes to its members that any non-Member of State must be excluded. But in certain nations, infection rates are declining, this seems to be changing.
There are already unique dates for certain countries, like Italy and Greece. Italy declared on Saturday regarding the reopening of its domestic frontiers next month, with Chancellor Angela Merkel announcing that by 15 June several domestic constraints would be withdrawn
