As after recovering from the worst phase of novel coronavirus Spain announced that it will allow vaccinated travellers from June 7, 2021. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Friday.
Spanish Prime Minister said, "From June 7, all vaccinated people and their families will be welcome in our country, Spain, regardless of their country of origin. From next Monday, the 24th of May, Spain will be delighted to receive British tourists again into our country"
The travellers will be allowed to enter the country without any restriction. However, it is still not clear whether negative Covid-19 test reports are required or not while arriving. Britishers have always been one of the biggest sources of tourists for Spain. But due to COVID-19 restrictions, British travellers had to quarantine on arrival along with carrying a negative RT-PCR test report.
Spain has said that it will also allow Japanese travellers to enter the country for non-essential reasons from May 24, 2021. Being one of the most popular destinations in the world, Spain recorded 83.5 million foreign visitors in 2019. As per official records, in 2020, the percentage fell 77 percent compared with a year earlier just because of the pendamic of Covid-19.
The country is expecting to have more than 45 million foreign tourists in 2021 as country has managed the covid-19 situations in a well manner by vaccinated its popuation engaged in the tourism sector and have made several arrangement for welcoming the travellers in country, informed the tourism minister, Reyes Maroto.
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