BRUSSELS - Leaders of Europe’s coronavirus-stricken travel and tourism industries have appealed to the EU’s chief executive to press governments to end quarantine requirements and instead embrace coordinated restrictions and testing.
The appeal came as data from airports’ group ACI Europe, one of the signatories to the Sept. 17 letter, pointed to a “double-dip” air traffic slump, with passenger numbers down 73% in the first two weeks of September, after a 65% decline in August. “Failure to fully implement the Commission’s proposal would kill any chances of a potential recovery,” the travel industry bodies wrote to von der Leyen.
A little more unification is required. The EU needs to bring out unified regulation with regards to Immigration and Emigration to and from EU member countries.
pLandemic is OVER!!!
WHY CANT ANYONE COVER THEIR NOSES?