The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated important information on travel to Greece in the post-Covid-19 era.

All travelers to Greece will be required to fill in the Passenger Locator Form (PLF) 24 hours – not 48 hours as was the case until now – prior to travel, starting July 9.

The Commission said it would be launching infringement proceedings against Greece and Italy for violating EU rules protecting passenger rights.

Greece may be ready to welcome British travelers by mid-July, Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis said during an interview on UK television.

GTP Headlines presents official health guidance in the case a traveler comes down with Covid-19 while on holiday in Greece.

Greece’s transport ministry announced revised Covid-19 measures with regard to transport in passenger vehicles including mini-buses, vans and cars.

IATA is proposing alternatives that can reduce the risk of importing Covid-19 infections via travel, without imposing quarantine measures on arriving travelers.

Should governments choose to introduce Covid-19 testing for travelers arriving from countries considered as high risk, testing must deliver results fast, be able to be conducted at scale, and operate to very high rates of accuracy, says IATA.

Updated information on travel to Greece during June 15-30 and from July 1 onwards (entry requirements, Covid-19 testing and answers to FAQs).

Greece has extended the temporary suspension of flights from and to Turkey and the United Kingdom until June 30.

The European Commission has recommended a flexible approach towards removing restrictions on travel to the EU starting on July 1.

IATA has introduced an online interactive world map with accurate information on post-Covid-19 entry requirements for travelers.