The European Parliament has given the green light for a corona passport, which allows EU citizens to travel freely through Europe during the summer holidays. Several European countries, including France, Spain and Greece, have also announced that tourists will soon be welcome and that corona measures will be relaxed. With only two months to go until the start of the summer vacation, the answer to the question of whether a foreign holiday is in it, seems to be increasingly moving towards ‘yes’. Not least because the consequences of a ‘no’ for countries that rely heavily on tourism would be incalculable.
Europe correspondent Sander van Hoorn tells in podcast Day about what ‘free travel’ should look like according to the European Commission, what about that corona passport and what the various member states themselves are planning. Last year, each country drew its own plan and a chaotic patchwork of rules emerged. After the summer, the infections also quickly increased again. That must change this year. But how?
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