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From 00:00 to 24:00 on June 30, there are no new cases of infection in Shanghai. There are also zero new infections from overseas returnees. There are three new infections across China, all in Beijing.
Although urban economic activity has reopened and life has almost returned to normal, it is still essential to wear a mask in the indoor environment. Although we are no longer obligated to wear masks in the outdoor environment, we still maintain a mask wearing rate of 80% or more.
From June 15, the Mont Saint Michel Abbey is open to the public. It is mandatory to wear a mask on the island and in the monastery. The island's one-way streets have been lifted, and many souvenir shops and restaurants have resumed operations, regaining their liveliness as before. From July, further restaurants and hotels are expected to resume operations.
We are developing a new tour that takes into account the reservation system of the monastery and the shuttle bus with a limited number of passengers. With a Japanese assistant/guide, we will make a tour that you can enjoy sightseeing with peace of mind.
On June 30th, the EU relaxed immigration restrictions from outside the EU from July 1st tomorrow and decided to accept travelers from 15 countries including Japan. The 15 countries that will resume acceptance are Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay and China.
China is included, but it is said that China's acceptance of travelers is subject to mutual agreement.
It is sunny and hot every day, so tourists from Europe, including French people who come on domestic trips, enjoy the beach. At present, all museums have been reopened, and there are restaurants and hotels that will reopen in July, so it seems that Cote d'Azur will gradually become more crowded.
Our driver guide wears a mask in the car and also has a disinfectant solution in the car. Customers are not allowed to wear a mask in the car and to sit in the passenger seat. Since it is prohibited to ride with other passengers as in a mixed loading tour, only those traveling together will be allowed to ride on one vehicle.
You will be asked to wear a mask when you enter the museum or when you enter the store, but we will contact you each time.
Recently, there are many days when it is cloudy and rainy, and the temperature is low. There are as many people in the city as in normal times. It is difficult to enter the QR scan or present the ID card when entering or leaving the shopping mall, and it is also difficult to present the scan or card again when entering or leaving each tenant in the mall. On the other hand, the tourist area Marina area is usually crowded with tourists, but now it is very quiet as you can see many locals and jogging people.
It is a state of the supermarket in the mall of Kota Kinabalu.
The number of people going to the mall is gradually increasing.
Many stores are open as usual.
Customers are shopping in a "new normal" while wearing a mask, checking the body temperature before entering (if the temperature is higher than 37.5°C, do not enter), and complying with the SOP set by the government called social distance.
With the restrictions on going out and restrictions being completely relaxed, even in Hanoi, Vietnam is the main person, but it is booming.
At the time of rush, there is a line of motorcycles and cars that is almost the same as before Corona.
The photo is of the sunset (during rush hour) at TRUC BACH Lake in Hanoi.
It seems that even restaurants that can drink alcohol have various measures such as happy hours, so that customers can come back even a little. I also enjoy beer aiming for happy hours.
Almost all tourist destinations are already open.
As a measure against corona, the staff regularly cleans the handrails and, in some tourist areas, always keeps alcohol disinfectant.
The photo is the temple.
There are not many tourists at each tourist attraction because there are not many tourists, but I was able to spend a pleasant and spacious afternoon at the tourist attraction.
From July 9th, some tourist destinations designated by Bali will be reopened. However, only residents residing in Bali are eligible for admission. (The tourist destinations to be reopened have not been announced.) Travel restrictions within Indonesia will be lifted from next month. As long as the domestic market is open and the situation is stable, we can accept customers from overseas in the future. I just hope that the day will come soon when you can travel with peace of mind.
As of June 29, the total number of coronavirus cases in Vietnam is 355, but 330 have already recovered. All new infections found on the 26th are returnees from abroad. The number of people infected with the new coronavirus in Vietnam, excluding those who enter from abroad, is "zero" for 74 consecutive days.
