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As Europe gradually emerges from coronavirus lockdowns, officials in Italy and Greece say flights to sightseeing destinations will resume in the coming months.more

Britons were given fresh hope of a summer holiday abroad yesterday after the transport secretary announced plans for “air bridges” between countries with low coronavirus infection rates.more

EU tourists will be able to travel to Italy without a mandatory 14-day quarantine from 3 June as part of measures to lift the country’s strict coronavirus lockdown. The move, which will also apply to countries in the Schengen Area, came as the Italian government announced plans to ease travel restrictions to allow people to move freely inside the country from the same day.more

European countries are gradually lifting the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic and are trying to restore the tourism industry. In the Canary Islands you will need the so-called digital medical profile, and Greece wants to launch tourist corridors with countries least affected by the pandemic.more

Italy's government has signed a decree that will allow travel to and from the country from 3 June, as it moves to ease its coronavirus lockdown measures. It will also allow travel between the regions - which has so far been tightly restricted - from the same day.more

Museums in Florence during the easing of restrictions in Italy will remain closed - mayor Dario Nardella decided. He explained that the proceeds from tickets in a city where there are no tourists would be less than the costs of opening branches in accordance with the new rules.more

In the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira, the first beaches for holidaymakers were opened this morning. In the second half of May, similar decisions are also expected in the mainland of Portugal.more

We don't know exactly how, but we already know where. Over 90% Poles want to spend this year's holiday in the country - results from the Profitroom survey conducted among 10,000 hotel guests. Over half will bet on hotels that have been operating since May 4, although in a limited formula - without swimming pools, spas and restaurants. They are slowly beginning to fill up - informs the Puls Biznesumore

Sardinia was the first region in Italy to open various sectors of trade and services on Thursday. Clothing, footwear and jewelry stores, hairdressers and beauty salons are open. From Monday, as in many parts of the country, bars and restaurants will be open.more

Due to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, there may be a decrease in the number of tourist travels in the world by about 60-80 percent, estimated associated with the United Nations, World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) based in Madrid.more

People in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire's coastal communities say an influx of visitors would be a "nightmare" after a change in travel restrictions.more

On May 18, everything possible will be opened in Veneto - announced the head of regional authorities Luca Zaia on Tuesday. The more cautious are the authorities of Lombardy most affected by the epidemic, which will decide in a few days.more

Itaka, Rainbow and TUI customers are buying an offer for summer 2021; most replace this year's trips - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports.more

The Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, famous for its great seaside resorts and hotel base, wants to open its beaches on May 18. As its authorities assured, in the coming days all necessary sanitary standards will be established that will apply.more

The first flight carrying passengers with a digital health passport showing they don't have coronavirus will take place in July to the Canary Islands.more

Italians can now begin thinking of summer holidays outside their homes, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said in an interview with the Corriere della Serra as his Government began relaxing stay-in-place measures against the spread of the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19).more

Britons could potentially miss out on certain holiday destinations after the lockdown is lifted, as countries begin to form alliances to rebuild tourism. more

Resumption of accommodation in Poland is good news not only for the owners of the facilities. Polish tourists were also eagerly awaiting the date. Shortly after its announcement, the number of requests for accommodation began to increase, which clearly shows that Poles are planning trips in the country.more

This weekend saw the first step in a four-stage de-escalation plan to bring Spain out of lockdown, one of the strictest in Europe. 'Phase zero' began with adults being allowed outside of their homes for an hour of exercise every day for the first time in 48 days. more

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday it was too early to say if vacations will be possible this summer, even as the country prepares a gradual lifting of a two-month coronavirus lockdown.more

The authorities of Ericeira, one of Portugal's most popular tourist resorts, opened beaches yesterday. Admission is possible with time limits and without a beach towel.more

Sicily will be closed in May - announced the head of the region's authorities Nello Musumeci. He assured that when the epidemic improves, the island will be reopened to tourists from other regions of Italy. He appealed to postpone the trip for a few weeks.more

Seat reservation in water-borne trams - this experiment begins on May 4 in Venice in preparation for easing pandemic restrictions in Italy. A place in the main means of transport in the city can be booked through the application.more

Austrian authorities are facing a class action lawsuit involving as many as 5,000 tourists over their handling of a coronavirus outbreak in the popular Austrian winter sports resort of Ischgl, in Tyrol province.more

Holidaymakers will be unable to visit UK tourism hotspots for some time to come, a minister has warned.more