Originally Posted by
the810
Greece is opening hotels (and islands) from 1st of June and they already introduced new set of rules for visitors. Croatia plans to do the same, Austria is also pushing to open borders for tourists from neighbouring countries. Of course we all know tourism will be down this year, but that doesn't change anything about the fact that there are countries that will welcome tourists and do what they can to attract them. That makes non-essential travel an option for this year.
Indeed, and the Commission is expected tomorrow to unveil
a plan in which travel between countries - or parts of some countries - with similar risk profiles is allowed. As such, the Greek islands may be rolling out the welcome mats this summer - but potentially only for citizens and residents of certain parts of the EU/EEA.