The Amalfi Coast has a well-controlled new coronavirus, with few people infected since the beginning of the pandemic, with a total of about 20 people. Currently, there are no positive patients. Most shops, restaurants, museums, etc. have restarted. Now I can go to the beach.
All villages on the Amalfi Coast have begun to slowly reopen. From June 3, it became possible to move freely throughout Italy, and the borders with European countries were reopened. The mask and social distance obligations remain calm. I wonder if the blue sea and the colorful and cute townscape...
Thanks to lockdown policy and thanks to a series of prevention measures adopted by the Cotugno hospital in Naples, the Campania region has always recorded a low number of infections. PHASE II began on May 18, economic activities reopened but no increase in contagion was found.
In Naples, delayed by three days compared to the rest of Italy, on May 21st bars, restaurants, stores reopened and the economy restarted. This second step was named If you love Italy keep your distance reminding Italians of 3 mandatory rules: social distancing, gloves, mask!
One of the most visited archaeological sites in the world is Pompeii and with enormous joy on May 26 reopened its doors to visitors: you enter in maximum 40 people every 15 minutes. The itinerary is designed to prevent crowding, but you can walk among streets,monuments,gardens...
Our tourist flow is exclusively Japanese and since air traffic is currently closed, we have not yet taken concrete measures of attention. We are preparing to welcome our guests carefully. In the open spaces we will observe the safety distance, the drivers will wear a mask.
After the lockdown, there are three main rules in Italy. Masks, social distances and hand sanitizers. It's so cool to wear a mask! ️ It's handmade, I made it too. The "wait here" mark is to protect the line. If you think about Japan, you'll probably write it in honorific, maybe it's Italy.
