Germany and France reopen borders

Germany and France reopen borders

Bringing an end to the lockdown

Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovakia and Slovenia have also already begun to lift restrictions for foreigners entering their countries but excluded those from nations they deem as not safe – in many cases that list includes Sweden and the UK.

The Czech Republic is also allowing free travel with a number of European countries, but restrictions are still in place with those deemed a risk due to their levels of coronavirus infections.

France is asking people coming from Britain to self-quarantine for two weeks and several other nations are not even letting British tourists come in during the first wave of reopenings.

Britain, which left the EU in January imposed a 14-day quarantine requirement for most arrivals, horrifying its tourism and aviation industries.

Switzerland is keeping its border with Italy closed, and Norway is doing the same with  Sweden