Greece’s health authorities announced that Covid-19 measures will remain as they are in the country until the end of April.

The Greek government is considering to harmonize Greece’s domestic validity period of vaccination and recovery certificates with the expiration dates recommended by the EU.

Traveling to Greece soon? Here’s what you need to know about some of the Covid-19 safety measures still in force in Greece.

Greece will stop fining seniors who have not been vaccinated starting April 15, according to Greek Health Minister Thanos Plevris.

Greek authorities are considering the removal of most Covid-19 measures by Easter, including the need to present a vaccination certificate to enter restaurants, bars and entertainment venues.

The Greek government has announced a new set of Covid-19 health protocols to be followed by hotels in 2022.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and ACI Europe are urging Greece to take further steps and lift all health-related travel restrictions ahead of the summer season.

Greece is fully lifting capacity measures on ferries as the number of Covid-19 cases appear to be stabilizing.

Greece from Saturday will lift the mandatory requirement for face masks to be worn in all outdoor public places.

Mask-wearing in all public spaces and outdoors remains mandatory in Greece after the country’s Covid-19 committee decided to postpone its decision on the matter for next week.

Greek authorities are planning to lift Covid-19 measures by the end of March but only for those who are vaccinated.

Greece has eased Covid-19 protocols for conferences and events allowing 100% capacity at exhibition spaces for vaccinated-only participants.