The Spanish government expects about 15 million tourists this summer, visiting attractions such as Almudena Cathedral in MadridSpain opened its borders to mainstream international travel yesterday, in a move expected to provide a much-needed boost to its severely battered tourism industry. All travellers who have been vaccinated against Covid-19, with either World Health Organisation or European Medicines Agency-approved vaccines, will be allowed to visit. Members of fellow EU states will also be allowed into Spain with an antigen test, rather than the more expensive PCR tests, which were previously required. Travellers to Spain will continue to have to fill out an official health control document before crossing the border. The only international travel restrictions remaining are for visitors from Brazil,

Source: The Times June 07, 2021 22:52 UTC