At June 7, Spain will reopen its borders to passengers that come from out that the European Union and that can show they have obtained the whole vaccination program against covid-19.

This has been verified that this Friday from the President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, who noted that this would comprise, amongst others, passengers in the USA who were immunized with medication approved by the European Medicines Agency, or even people contained in the emergency usage list prepared by the World Health Organization.A step that may also benefit the taxpayers of the European Union, that will eliminate potential sanitary controls or limitations upon birth in Spain should they prove they have received one of those four medications from covid-19 which are utilized now in the block. community. All these are: Comirnaty (the Pfizer vaccine), Moderna, Vaxzevria (the Astrazeneca vaccine) or Janssen.

Additionally, Sánchez stressed from next Monday, May 24 at midnight, Spain will allow the free and unrestricted entrance of passengers in the following nations: Australia, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, UK and China.

Tourism is recognized by the Spanish government as a tractor industry of this market, as in 2019, ahead of the onset of the covid-19 pandemic, it accounted for 14.1percent of their Gross Domestic Product, according to Pedro Sánchez.Notably, the United Kingdom was at 2019 the primary source marketplace for global tourists to Spain with over 18 million passengers.

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The USA, on the other hand, was the key non-EU marketplace for global tourists with over 3.3 million passengers, based on data in the National Institute of Statistics.

Especially, the United Kingdom has been in 2019 the primary source marketplace for global tourists to Spain with over 18 million passengers.

The USA, on the other hand, was the key non-EU marketplace for global tourists with over 3.3 million passengers, based on data in the National Institute of Statistics.