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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has officially announced to reopen its borders from July and this is being Being welcomed as good news by tourists all over. Spain had implemented a two-week quarantine policy for foreign visitors which had put tourism on a backseat.

Spain was one of the worst-hit European countries due to COVID-19 pandemic with one of the highest death tolls in the world. The country had implemented strict lockdown measures for almost two months by only allowing essential businesses to run. However, in the last two weeks, it has been successful in flattening the curve and easing the lockdown measures.

Spain is hailed as the second most popular nation for tourism in the world and welcomes approximately 80 million tourists every year. The tourism industry contributes 12% of the GDP of Spain and employs a number of people. Therefore, the current announcement is a harbinger of hope for both the Spanish citizens and the foreign tourists to gain normalcy in post-COVID-19 times.

Assuring the safety of tourists post their arrival during the ongoing crisis, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that Spain needed tourism to run, and tourism had to ensure safety in both origin and destination. He also guaranteed that the tourists will not run any risks and will not bring any risk into the country either.

Starting July 1, Spain will draw in the tourists for a grand vacation by pledging the safety of visitors. Aiming for coordinated efforts from both regional and central government of Spain, the country strives to emerge as tourist’s first choice even after the pandemic.