Many European borders reopened on Monday, June 15, after three months of coronavirus lockdowns.
Tourists from USA, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East are not welcomed in Europe just yet. The EU's 27 nations, as well as those in the Schengen passport-free travel area, which also includes a few non-EU nations such as Switzerland, are not planning to reopen to visitors from outside the continent until at least the beginning of next month, and possibly later.
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Spain put its tourism industry to the test on Monday by allowing thousands of Germans to fly to its Balearic Islands without a 14-day quarantine.
Germany, like France and others, is lifting remaining border checks and requires arrivals to prove they have a good reason to enter.
On Monday, Greece started welcoming the first international flights to Athens and Thessaloniki.
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