Several European countries impose restrictions on people who are not fully vaccinated against the coronavirus or who cannot present a negative test.
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If you have planned a trip abroad this summer, it is best to inform yourself about the measures that apply at the holiday destination before leaving. Not only to be allowed to enter a country, more and more governments are demanding a negative corona test, proof of full vaccination or of a recent recovery from an infection. Also on site, catering, museums and events are increasingly off limits for those who cannot present a corona certificate. An overview.
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France
Throughout the weekend, there were street protests in France against the controversial extension of the ‘pass sanitaire’, the health pass. More than 160,000 people took to the streets on Saturday. Riots broke out on the Champs-Élysées in Paris at the end of the demonstration.
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Despite the protests, the French parliament gave the green light to the stricter rules in the night from Sunday to Monday. If the French constitutional court stops working in the next few days, people will have to show a vaccination certificate in catering establishments from the beginning of August, even if they want to sit on the terrace.
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