EU promises “We will have a summer tourist season” [for travellers from Europe]
Jun 30, 2020, 4:54 am
#1171
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yes
between 14 till 20 countrys
including marokko tunisia algeria japan montenegro australie canada servie and so on
china on base of reprociteit
every 14 days check if still oke
but i think its a lot but in worldscale meaby not
greetings
cornelis
between 14 till 20 countrys
including marokko tunisia algeria japan montenegro australie canada servie and so on
china on base of reprociteit
every 14 days check if still oke
but i think its a lot but in worldscale meaby not
greetings
cornelis
Jun 30, 2020, 5:00 am
#1172
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I doubt that the EU will admit countries without reciprocity.
Jun 30, 2020, 5:19 am
#1173
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somebody have to make a start
and before everybody is ready with finetuning everything is solved
greetings
cornelis
and before everybody is ready with finetuning everything is solved
greetings
cornelis
Jun 30, 2020, 5:22 am
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Jun 30, 2020, 5:36 am
#1175
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now some minor problems
guarantine
testing
flights
ferrys
in case of marocco
10 july decision of opening borders
till so far 2 pcr test and 9 days guarantine
transavia have till now their first flights 3 augustus from netherlanfs /france to maraks
no ferrys yet between spain/ france to tanger med
so a lot of fine tuning and i presume its the same with a lot of other countrys
so interesting times
with greetings
cornelis
guarantine
testing
flights
ferrys
in case of marocco
10 july decision of opening borders
till so far 2 pcr test and 9 days guarantine
transavia have till now their first flights 3 augustus from netherlanfs /france to maraks
no ferrys yet between spain/ france to tanger med
so a lot of fine tuning and i presume its the same with a lot of other countrys
so interesting times
with greetings
cornelis
Jun 30, 2020, 5:46 am
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Jun 30, 2020, 7:55 am
#1179
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announcement from ministerie of healt in maroc
If evolution pandemie stay the same and minister give permission borders open 11 juli .
they bring back marrocans from several countrys in europe and outside europe since start june
last week accelerate of this program
its a good training of test and guarantine procedures and give a lot of information about covid infections of travellers abroad .
So another step is made
greetings cornelis
If evolution pandemie stay the same and minister give permission borders open 11 juli .
they bring back marrocans from several countrys in europe and outside europe since start june
last week accelerate of this program
its a good training of test and guarantine procedures and give a lot of information about covid infections of travellers abroad .
So another step is made
greetings cornelis
Jun 30, 2020, 7:58 am
#1180
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A terrible signal that they are admitting those countries without any reciprocity.
They should have allowed only the national of countries accepting EU travelers. That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.
I hope this friendly move will push countries like Japan/South Korea/Thailand at least to allow us, but it seems very unlikely at this point.
Here is the official statement : https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/p...ird-countries/
It's hard to understand what is the exact policy regarding reciprocity.
"Reciprocity should also be taken into account regularly and on a case-by-case basis."
Let's see if the countries mentioned accept us quickly, and if they don't, if EU revoke this decision.
They should have allowed only the national of countries accepting EU travelers. That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.
I hope this friendly move will push countries like Japan/South Korea/Thailand at least to allow us, but it seems very unlikely at this point.
Here is the official statement : https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/p...ird-countries/
It's hard to understand what is the exact policy regarding reciprocity.
"Reciprocity should also be taken into account regularly and on a case-by-case basis."
Let's see if the countries mentioned accept us quickly, and if they don't, if EU revoke this decision.
Last edited by IstKong; Jun 30, 2020 at 8:08 am
Jun 30, 2020, 8:06 am
#1181
Join Date: May 2018
Posts: 340
i am certain that there have been a lot of talks like ´
when i say A
you do the same
off course we will do that
greetings
cornelis
when i say A
you do the same
off course we will do that
greetings
cornelis
Jun 30, 2020, 8:50 am
#1182
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A terrible signal that they are admitting those countries without any reciprocity.
They should have allowed only the national of countries accepting EU travelers. That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.
I hope this friendly move will push countries like Japan/South Korea/Thailand at least to allow us, but it seems very unlikely at this point.
Here is the official statement : https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/p...ird-countries/
It's hard to understand what is the exact policy regarding reciprocity.
"Reciprocity should also be taken into account regularly and on a case-by-case basis."
Let's see if the countries mentioned accept us quickly, and if they don't, if EU revoke this decision.
They should have allowed only the national of countries accepting EU travelers. That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.
I hope this friendly move will push countries like Japan/South Korea/Thailand at least to allow us, but it seems very unlikely at this point.
Here is the official statement : https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/p...ird-countries/
It's hard to understand what is the exact policy regarding reciprocity.
"Reciprocity should also be taken into account regularly and on a case-by-case basis."
Let's see if the countries mentioned accept us quickly, and if they don't, if EU revoke this decision.
Most likely, very few people from those countries will travel to the EU anyway because they will have to quarantine when they travel home after their trip to the EU.
Every country is entitled to their own public health policies and decisions, so I disagree with your point “That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.”
Jun 30, 2020, 8:55 am
#1183
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Reciprocity would be nice I guess, but I have no problem with the EU unilaterally opening up to citizens of countries with low infection rates.
Most likely, very few people from those countries will travel to the EU anyway because they will have to quarantine when they travel home after their trip to the EU.
Every country is entitled to their own public health policies and decisions, so I disagree with your point “That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.”
Most likely, very few people from those countries will travel to the EU anyway because they will have to quarantine when they travel home after their trip to the EU.
Every country is entitled to their own public health policies and decisions, so I disagree with your point “That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.”
Jun 30, 2020, 9:26 am
#1184
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Reciprocity would be nice I guess, but I have no problem with the EU unilaterally opening up to citizens of countries with low infection rates.
Most likely, very few people from those countries will travel to the EU anyway because they will have to quarantine when they travel home after their trip to the EU.
Every country is entitled to their own public health policies and decisions, so I disagree with your point “That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.”
Most likely, very few people from those countries will travel to the EU anyway because they will have to quarantine when they travel home after their trip to the EU.
Every country is entitled to their own public health policies and decisions, so I disagree with your point “That's how it should work between developed nations with a friendly relationship.”
Jun 30, 2020, 9:30 am
#1185
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The NYT report that:
"Travelers’ country of residence, not their nationality, will be the determining factor for their ability to travel to countries in the European Union, officials said, and while the policy will not be legally binding, all 27 member nations will be under pressure to comply."
What does it mean, EU citizens won't be allowed in if they live abroad? W T F?
"Travelers’ country of residence, not their nationality, will be the determining factor for their ability to travel to countries in the European Union, officials said, and while the policy will not be legally binding, all 27 member nations will be under pressure to comply."
What does it mean, EU citizens won't be allowed in if they live abroad? W T F?