If a visitor to Cyprus tests positive for COVID-19 this summer, the government will cover many of their expenses — including food, drink and lodging — according to a new plan that maps out how the island nation can revive its crucial tourism industry.
Cyprus say it will ease restrictions on international air travel on June 9. But the island has been returning to normal business activities for the past month. It's poised to restart its hospitality economy on June 1 – one day after health experts expect the country to achieve full containment of the coronavirus.
Cyprus will conduct an"epidemic risk assessment" of countries on a weekly basis, using criteria that ranges from testing capacity to the rates of new cases and deaths.categorizes 13 countries as"low risk," from Malta, Israel and Greece to Germany, Norway and Slovakia. If tourists are diagnosed during their visit, they can use special facilities that are being reserved for them.
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