The country that suffered one of the hardest blows due to the spread of the corona will allow tourists to enter early than we thought • However, the exact date has not yet been decided

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced on Saturday that Spain will open its doors to tourists as early as July. Sanchez has not released an exact date, but the decision to open the gates of the country that suffered one of the hardest blows from the spread of the Corona virus is undoubtedly huge.

In his statement, the Spanish Prime Minister made it clear that the entry of tourists to the country would be done in a controlled manner while maintaining all their health and maintaining the health of Spanish citizens, with the aim of preventing a second wave.

Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world, and therefore tourism represents a very significant part of Spain's economy. The Spanish government hopes that tourists will not be afraid, will be able to rely on the instructions of the local government and go on a tour of the country.

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Recall that Spain ranks fourth in the world in the number of corona patients, with more than 280,000 cases of infection and over 28,000 deaths. However, in recent weeks there has been a significant slowdown in the spread of the virus in the country. At the top of the dubious list is the United States, but steps have also been taken to open tourism.

That's how reports of a Las Vegas hotel opening are coming soon. Workers are reported to be wearing masks in casinos, gamblers will not be able to sit next to each other and disinfectant positions will be made available to vacationers.

It is important to note that, as of now, Israelis arriving from anywhere in the world are required to be in solitary confinement for two weeks, the decision is valid until June 15. Later, Israeli tourists are expected to have the opportunity to travel in certain countries including Cyprus, Greece and Seychelles and return to the country without the need for isolation.