Summer holidays to Greece could be on the cards as Britain begins talks with Mediterranean country

 

Talks have started between Britain and Greece which could pave the way for holidays this summer in the Mediterranean country, it emerged today.
Greek tourism minister Harry Theoharis told how preliminary discussions were taking place including on “vaccine passports”.
Nearly four million people from Britain visit Greece a year and Mr Theoharis said he hoped for a “semi-normal” summer with vaccination roll-outs and Covid infection rates dropping in Europe in warmer months.
He suggested that people in Britain who have been vaccinated would not need to take a Covid test before flying to Greece, and said he was also “very hopeful” that a technical solution will be found for a “vaccine passport” system.

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