After 3 months of silence due to Covid-19, the ancient squares of Italy have begun to reopen and welcome international visitors.

Several countries and destinations have decided to launch a new initiative to restart tourism and entice foreign visitors back after the pandemic acute respiratory infection (COVID-19).

Every year during the spring and summer season (around March to October), the city of Venice in Italy is crowded, crowded by tourists from everywhere and from yachts crossing the ocean.

This year, the Korea Tourism Board organized contests and experiences of kimchi country to promote tourism.

Those who have been in Vietnam for 14 consecutive days will not be in isolation isolation when entering Singapore from 23:59 pm on June 17.

About 10,900 Germans arrived in the Balearic Islands on June 15, according to a pilot program for the opening of post-blockade tourist sites on June 21.

Hoa Lo Prison relic will deploy the plan of opening the night around July 2020 to create more interesting experience for visitors.

It is expected that, in July 2020, airlines will reopen international routes as soon as they are licensed. Tourism businesses are also planning to host international visitors.

Starting June 29, the British government may open a tourism corridor that allows people to travel between the UK and several other countries without having to undergo isolation.

Hotels, archaeological sites and beaches are all being actively cleaned and disinfected. Such images appear throughout Egypt as the North African nation is making an effort to welcome visitors back after a long shutdown due to Covid-19.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on June 13 that the country is ready to open its doors to return tourists, and has taken all appropriate medical measures to ensure the health of travelers.

The Thai cabinet on June 16 approved a 22.4 billion baht in-house stimulus package (about US $ 720 million) to revitalize this smoke-free industry, considered one of the drivers. growth of the Golden Temple Country in recent years.

Khmer Times daily published an analysis by the Asian Vision Institute - based in Singapore on the impact and impact of the Covid-19 epidemic on the Cambodian tourism industry.

The Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) is preparing to launch a campaign called "We Love Thailand" (We Love Thailand) to stimulate domestic tourism in case it controls the Covid-19 epidemic. .

Overcoming difficulties from the Covid-19 crisis, the Korea Tourism Board (KTO) is preparing for a return to a series of year-end events - roadshow programs on this scale. throughout Asia to promote the promotion of the land of kimchi as a destination for Meeting and Rewards (MICE).

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez recently announced that he was beginning to relax the blockade orders for Covid-19, which will reopen the border to tourists in July and the national football tournament will be restarted. in June.

Although many countries have yet to encourage non-essential trips, 10 countries have announced that they will open for visitors again in June.

Japan's "Go To Travel" campaign to promote the tourism industry heavily affected by the Covid-19 pandemic will be launched in July with "unique" incentives for visitors. local.

To minimize the damage caused by the Covid-19 epidemic and to quickly recover the economy, when the disease is gradually under control, many countries have planned to reopen the tourist destinations. for international visitors in June.

Earlier, on May 29, the Greek government announced it would open its doors to tourists from 29 countries around the world on June 15.

Immediately after the epidemic ended, the group of tourists going on tours and high-class tourism products responded very excitedly to the demand for tourism, while the middle and low-class customers were still nervous, waiting for more discounts. again decided.

In the newly issued Resolution 80, the Government agreed to exempt visa for foreigners to enter Phu Quoc economic zone, Kien Giang province, starting from July 1, 2020.

Mr. Hoang Nhan Chinh, Head of the Secretariat of the Tourism Advisory Council (TAB), said information about the government's issuance of electronic visas to citizens of 80 countries, including those heavily affected by epidemics such as Europe, South America, North America, Asia ... have caused many people, even many press agencies to misunderstand.

After the downtime due to the Covid-19 epidemic, Hoi An Impressive Park and the performing arts scene "Memory of Hoi An" came back from 1/6 with many offers.