The abolition of the completion of the Passenger Locator Form (PLF) by visitors from all countries for their entry into Greece was announced by Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias.
The measure will be implemented from 15 March and was taken on the recommendation of the Committee of Experts.
The Committee also recommended increasing the capacity of tourist buses from 85% to 100% from Saturday 5 March 2022, with the other protection measures - natural ventilation, use of masks - remaining unchanged.
In the new special health protocol for the operation of tourist accommodation, it remains mandatory for accommodation with more than 50 rooms to cooperate with a doctor or health structure, acting on the basis of the EODY instructions for the control of COVID-19, while, among other things, it is provided for.[PP]The elimination of the use of disposable gloves for tourists during the buffet. The use of disinfectant liquid remains compulsory.
The abolition of disposable tablecloths.
The abolition of cleaning surfaces with a steam device with a temperature of >70 degrees Celsius. This will be done as disinfection, only after a confirmed outbreak in the room.
The new special sanitary protocol for the operation of tourist accommodation, will come into force from the publication of the relevant EIA in the Government Gazette.
"The adoption of the new sanitary protocols for tourism businesses puts Greece ahead of the competition.
"The adoption of the new sanitary protocols for tourism businesses puts Greece ahead of the competition. For another year, we are ready to welcome our visitors safely," Mr. Kikilias said.
In detail, the Minister of Tourism said. The abolition of the PLF simplifies the entry process for travellers, shifting the emphasis to checking vaccination certificates.
In addition, the adoption of the new health protocols for tourism businesses puts Greece ahead of the competition. For yet another year, we are ready to welcome our visitors safely."
Source: protothema.gr
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