Greece is getting ready to welcome tourists once again, but only those who have been vaccinated or have tested negative for the coronavirus. Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis announced the country’s plan of welcoming back tourist by May 14th. Theocharis told Reuters
"Greece is ready with a complete protocol for summer 2021. Tourists will be welcome if before travel they are either vaccinated, or have antibodies, or test negative. All tourists will be subject to random testing."
Greece isn't the only country ready to open up its borders to vaccinated travelers. Estonia, Georgia, Lebanon and Seychelles is already allowing tourists to visit if they have received a dose of a COVID-19 vaccine along with other protocols, including a negative coronavirus test, depending on the country.
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