Is August suitable for traveling to Europe?

In fact, the epidemic in Europe is also very serious. Many friends have made corresponding adjustments to their travel plans this year. Everyone feels deeply and hopes to get a series of high-quality travel experiences. Here is an analysis of the specific forms of European tourism.

Tourism is one of the pillar industries of European countries. In the EU, tourism contributes about 10% of GDP and provides about 12% of jobs.

However, due to the impact of the new coronavirus epidemic, Europe’s tourism business was bleak in the first half of the year. Governments originally hoped to restart the tourism industry in the summer, but the epidemic situation in most countries has recently shown signs of rebound, and the pace of restart has to be more cautious.

The latest data released by the World Health Organization on the afternoon of the 6th showed that in Europe in the past 24 hours, there were 25,178 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia, and the total number of confirmed cases was 3,477,225.

The Spanish epidemic has rebounded recently. Data released by the Western Ministry of Health on the 6th showed that as of 14:00 that day, there were 1,683 new confirmed cases in a single day across the country, and a total of 309,855 confirmed cases.

The number of new confirmed cases in Romania continues to rise. Statistics released by the Romanian authorities on the 6th showed that in the past 24 hours, there were 1,345 new confirmed cases and 45 new deaths. The total number of confirmed cases in the country has reached 57,895.

The French health administration announced on the 5th that there were 1,695 new confirmed cases in France in the past 24 hours, the highest number since May 30. There are currently 294 active infection clusters in France, and virus transmission remains active during the summer vacation.

New coronavirus pneumonia epidemic data released by the Robert Koch Institute for Disease Control in Germany on the 6th showed that as of 0:00 on the 6th local time, Germany had 1,045 new confirmed cases in a single day, the first time since May 7 .

Recently, Switzerland has seen more than 100 new cases every day. Swiss Interior Minister Alain Belser said in an interview with the media on the same day that the epidemic in Switzerland in the past two weeks is worrying, people's self-discipline has declined, and future epidemics face great uncertainty.

Recently The epidemic in Ireland has been recurring. According to the announcement from the Irish Ministry of Health on the evening of the 6th, there were 431 new confirmed cases in Ireland in the past eight days, a significant increase in the number of new cases. Pneumonia cases are increasing, and the fourth phase of lifting the ban originally scheduled to start on August 10 will be postponed.

Italian Health Minister Speranza said on the 6th that the epidemic in Italy has been relatively stable for several weeks. stage, but "the battle is not over yet. Although Italy has emerged from the storm, it has not yet reached a safe harbor."

In order to control the rebound of the epidemic, European governments are cautious about restarting tourism and have taken measures. Various travel restrictions.

According to a report by "Swiss News" on the 6th, in order to better control the epidemic, the Swiss government decided to strictly control the entry of people from countries outside the Schengen area from the 8th.

The Finnish government decided on the 6th to resume travel restrictions on the Netherlands, Belgium and Andorra from the 10th because the COVID-19 case data in these countries exceeded Finland’s previously set public standards. Finland relaxed them in mid-July. There are travel restrictions on tourists from 17 European countries, but travel restrictions on Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland were reinstated last week due to the epidemic.

The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs once again issued a travel warning to Spain on the 6th and requested that from Starting from the 10th, people from Spain must have a negative nucleic acid test certificate before entering Germany.

German Federal Health Minister Spahn announced on the 6th that starting from the 8th, it will be mandatory for all people entering Germany from high-risk areas. People are tested for the virus. According to the new regulations, these passengers must be tested within 48 hours before entry or within 72 hours after entry, and will need to quarantine before issuing a negative test result.

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