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The hope of an end to the pandemic is growing day by day, and is leading to the end of certain restrictive measures at European borders, such as the obligation to present negative tests for vaccinated people.
PCR or antigen tests will no longer be part of your final travel arrangements. This is also the case in Sweden where a single vaccination certificate is sufficient for travelers from the European Union. A relief for the Swedes. “I think it’s a very reasonable decision after two years of restrictions”, indicates a passerby. Further south, Spain is also easing its restrictions, but several countries such as France are still considered “high risk”you must therefore fill out a form to enter the territory.
In Italy, there is no longer any need to test negative for vaccinated people, but the FFP2 mask is compulsory in transport. For the Netherlands, the only restriction concerns travelers arriving from Polynesia, who will have to pass a negative PCR test, vaccinated or not. These measures currently concern vaccinated Europeans, but should soon be exported.