Spain reports that Balearic and Canary Islands will open on June 16 • Despite the gospel, returning to Israel probably will be a problem

• Ibiza will receive tourists - Israelis will return to isolation

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Spain suffered a very severe blow due to the spread of the Corona epidemic, but hundreds of thousands of infected people did not subdue the Spanish who publish in interesting ranks. The Spanish government announced this week that it plans to allow trips to the country from July 1 and in the country's tourist islands, the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands, trips can be reached within two weeks of today, according to a new plan. The possibility of reaching the islands is possible after a pilot conducted by the Balearic Islands government, which showed that the islands are able to absorb tourists well from June 16.

However, according to Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism in Spain Maria Rice Maruto, tourists will be able to reach the islands and then Spain only from countries where corona control such as Germany and Norway has been achieved, "countries with good epidemiological data in terms of the number of carriers".

Following this, the minister said that countries with the disease are still in a major outbreak such as the United Kingdom and will not be able to reach Spain or the islands unless the tourist passes his corona test in his destination country, which would greatly jeopardize flight and arrival. According to the minister, "We will only accept tourists from countries where the health situation is improving and in control. It is important for us to ensure that the tourists who arrive are healthy. We want the safety to be from the moment of boarding."

At the same time, the Spanish government may also be able to conduct checks upon arrival in Spain itself by charging a 6-hour stay at the airport to examine the arrivals and even carry out such tests. The Canary Islands include seven islands with the most prominent being Tenerife. The Balearic Islands also include Majorca, Ibiza and Manorca.

It is important to note that as of today, only Israelis can enter the country, and they are also required to spend two weeks in isolation. Spain will probably not be among the countries to which we will soon be able to fly without the need for an isolation, which will probably require all returnees to leave the country in two weeks of isolation.