Greece to allow tourists from Israel, Lebanon
The European country will open up for tourists from Israel, Lebanon and several other European countries in June.
Greece will allow tourists from Israel and Lebanon to visit in June.
As of June 15, Greece will allow visitors from Israel, Lebanon and several European countries for its peak summer tourism season, Reuters reported. The Mediterranean country’s economy relies heavily on tourism.
Israel and Lebanon are the only two countries on Greece’s list in the Middle East. Both nations have been praised for their responses to the virus.
Israel received praise for stopping tourism and forcing people to stay home early on. The country also used surveillance technology to track people with the virus.
