Greece will allow Dutch tourists from 15 June. However, they are tested for coronavirus after landing in Greece and then have to be quarantined for at least a week. This follows from a new announcement by the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Friday Greece announced it would open its borders from June 15, but only for visitors with nationalities from 29 “safe” countries. The Netherlands was not part of that. The measure led to criticism. Selecting by nationality is not allowed, said the European Commission.
The policy has been adjusted and, according to the Greek government, is now about the airport where a traveler comes from, no longer about nationality.
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