Croatia is not COVID-19 free but we are still a very safe country. There are certain measures you need to oblige; masks are mandatory in public transportation, it is recommended to wear masks in grocery stores or any other closed space, you need to disinfect your hands before entering any closed space. You can still enjoy sunny days outdoors with a 1m social distancing range. When it comes to closed places this range goes up to 2m and more.
The situation in Zagreb is great, there are a lot of festivals you can attend and a lot of outside bars and restaurants you can enjoy.
Al the museums are opened and our National Parks are working normally. People are coming but still, our sightseeing places are not crowded.
The safety of our guests and ourselves.
Malta is completely summer.
The temperature is 30 degrees Celsius every day, but in the shade, the wind is very cool and comfortable.
Malta's airport was reopened on 1st July, and at the same time almost all tourist facilities were opened.
The city is also crowded with more people.
I went to Mdina.
This town, which is also known as Silent City, retains its medieval appearance.
Some customers say it's like an amusement park.
Bougainvillea is in full bloom in Mdina.
The pictures are wonderful with the beautiful cityscape and Bougainvillea in the background.
July 2, 202 new infections in Italy. The current coronavirus infection number is 15,060.
The number of new infections has been between 100 and 200 since June 20.
Since 1st July, the Italian government has decided to allow travelers (for sightseeing or business purposes) from Japan to enter Japan, but self-isolation for 14 days is still mandatory.
Last week I went to Pienza, Tuscany, which is a World Heritage Site.
Shops of the town is also everywhere, including restaurants were open as usual.
The cathedral is also open to the public, but it was possible to enter only before the building.
It was Pienza, whose movement within Europe was canceled but there were still few people.
I will report the situation in Italy.
From July 1st, 15 countries other than the EU, including Japan, will be allowed to enter Italy, but Prime Minister Conte has a cautious policy and needs to be self-isolated after entering Japan.
Given the tragedy that hit the country and the lives of tens of thousands of people who have lost it, risking a new wave of infection must be avoided.
"We must not waste the sacrifices of the people of this country in the last few months," says Italian Minister of Health Speranza.
According to the Ministry of Health data, 21 deaths in all Italy in the last 24 hours have been dramatically reduced compared to a few months ago.
This is a solid fact that encourages us!!
Local updates on the new coronavirus
I would like to report the situation in Finland. The number of infected people per day is 0 to 22 (22 yesterday), and the death toll is 0 to 1.
Regarding borders, Finland has reopened its borders with Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania on June 15. At the moment, we are planning to reopen the border with the EU and outside the Schengen region from July 15, but there is a high possibility that the border reopening will be extended due to circumstances. Currently, entry to Finland is limited to the return of foreigners with a residence permit to Finland, the return via Finland, the departure of foreigners and necessary travel. Necessary movements include, for example, persons engaged in insurance and care for the elderly, diplomats and craftsmen of international organizations, and persons who enter the country with a residence permit in Finland.
State of the local town
The area around Helsinki became lively with the good summer weather. There are many people enjoying the city outside, but the number of people infected is still unaffected. Many people follow social distances and use disinfectants, but few people wear masks anywhere.
You can freely use public transportation in Japan. The number of people using the subway, transportation, trains, etc. is increasing, but it is still a little less than ordinary people.
State of sightseeing spot
Shopping centers, hotels, museums, libraries, zoos and aquariums have been reopened since June 1, but there are restrictions on the number of people.
The number of people eating and drinking at restaurants and cafes is increasing, and many people are exploring the city outside. There are restrictions on the number of people at restaurants.
The number of public meetings and events is limited to 50 people. Meetings and events of 50 to 500 people are possible with special safety arrangements. Locally, gatherings and events of more than 500 people are prohibited until the end of June.
Consideration for tour operation
Tours in Finland are available. In order to provide a tour that customers can join with peace of mind, we have installed disinfectant and masks on the tour.
Entry from Japan is possible!!!!
From 1 July, the EU will lift access restrictions for citizens of 14 countries due to the coronavirus epidemic under certain conditions.
The list was adopted by the EU on Tuesday.
Countries that the EU considers safe against coronaviruses are Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay. Source: MTI
Hungary has 586 fatalities, one today and two new cases today.
