Athens authorities have announced the list of 19 countries that will be able to send tourists to Greece starting June 15. Among the countries on the list are Romania, Cyprus, Israel, China, Japan, Australia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic.
The Greek Minister of Tourism, Harry Theoharis, presented the “Restarting Tourism” plan, which specifies that from June 15, Greece will allow the entry of tourists, initially from countries selected based on epidemiological criteria.
He stated that tourists coming to Greece do not need to be tested for coronavirus before traveling, nor will they be quarantined after arrival.
Authorities have imposed physical distancing measures on the beach, with new regulations specifying the minimum distance between umbrellas. A maximum of 40 people will be allowed on an area of 1,000 square meters, and there must be at least 4 meters between umbrella poles.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the tourist season open in Greece for Romanians?The tourist season opens on June 15, with Romania being included on the list of 19 countries allowed to send tourists to Greece.
Is quarantine or testing mandatory upon entry into Greece?According to the official plan, tourists do not need to present a negative coronavirus test and will not be placed in quarantine upon arrival.
What are the distancing rules on Greek beaches?A maximum of 40 people are allowed per 1,000 square meters, and the minimum distance between umbrella poles must be 4 meters.