Tourism

The German authorities have clarified how many passengers arriving in the country will have to present a negative coronavirus test result.

A trip to Moscow for coronavirus vaccination with hotel accommodation, meals and excursions will cost €1,190.

Users on the Sina Weibo website were impressed by the footage from the vacation of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Siberia.

According to the EU Ambassador to Russia Markus Ederer, after the end of the coronavirus pandemic, the tourism industry in Russia will have a "certain rise" due to foreign guests from Europe.

Croatia has launched a project to attract so-called "digital nomads" to the country - people from countries outside the EU, including Russia, who can combine remote work with a long vacation.

Russian tourists in Cuba were given access to excursions that take place outside the resort islands of Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo hopes to open Bali to tourists by mid-2021, when the island becomes collectively immune to COVID-19 thanks to vaccinations.

Iceland is ready to receive tourists fully vaccinated against COVID-19 without quarantine, according to the press service of the country's government.

The Italian government will introduce a nationwide lockdown on Easter weekend from April 3 to 5, follows from the text of the decree adopted on Friday at a meeting of the country's Council of Ministers.

From March 15, foreigners will need to fill out a special electronic form to enter Turkey. This innovation is reported by ATOR with reference to information from a major air carrier.

Greece plans to fully open its borders to all tourists in late spring, subject to a favorable epidemiological situation. This was announced by the Minister of Tourism of the country Haris Theoharis.

The Thai authorities will reduce the quarantine period for arriving foreigners who have been vaccinated against coronavirus from 14 days to a week

Seychelles plans to open its borders to foreign tourists, including Russians, Seychelles News Angecy reports, citing a statement from Foreign and Tourism Minister Sylvester Radegonde.

For the first time, such trips appeared in the 1990s to promote home tourism.

The resort town of Assos in the Turkish province of Canakkale is planned to be closed for up to 500 days for renovations, as its ancient infrastructure has begun to pose a danger to tourists.