The State of Israel was the first in the world to require tourists to be vaccinated in three doses and attacked the second dose. Now, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands are operating similarly and starting in January and February respectively, tourists will have to present a valid vaccine before entering the country. According to the report on the EU website, many more countries are expected to draw a line and act in a similar way to that in Israel.
From a survey we conducted, in many countries in Europe, the percentage of vaccinated people in the third dose crosses the 20% threshold. We vaccinated more than 2.5 million residents in the third dose, almost 30% of all citizens of the country. In countries like France, Greece, Italy, Denmark and other European countries, the numbers range around 18-19 percent and amount to several tens of millions of vaccinated in the third dose.
The Ministry of Health in Israel is considering imposing additional restrictions on those flying abroad, and several options are currently being considered, including a more frequent update of the list of red countries and additional restrictions on the unvaccinated.
In Germany, the Netherlands, Greece, Hungary, the Czech Republic and other countries there has been a decrease in morbidity in recent weeks and they are all open and accepting Israeli tourists.
At the same time, there are countries in Europe where the increase in morbidity continues, led by the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain and other countries.
New York has announced that starting December 14, children aged 5-11 will also have to present a green sign to enter restaurants, attractions, etc. In India the restriction is left on international flights that have not been pre-approved by the end of January and the sky in Morocco will remain closed until further notice.
At the same time, the tourism industry in Israel is protesting the decision to extend the restriction on those entering Israel and airline and tourism officials are angry about the decision not to allow tourists to enter Israel and the restrictions that apply to Israelis who want to fly abroad. "C," You have closed tourism, paid compensation, we are not unemployed, we are disabled, "they said in a statement calling on industry insiders to attend the demonstration.
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