The move could help salvage the part of the summer season for Europe's battered travel and tourism industry. From Iceland to Greece, many restrictions for EU and Schengen visitors will ease on Monday, but it will not be a return to unfettered travel for the Schengen area's 420 million inhabitants. Greece will mandate quarantines for those arriving from a string of airports in eight EU countries. Denmark will allow in tourists from Iceland, Germany and Norway, but notably not Sweden, on condition they book at least six nights' accommodation. Many of the latter are now working from home, while continued restrictions and health concerns are expected to curb tourism and business travel.

Source: bd News24 June 15, 2020 00:56 UTC