Name: Spain prepares for tourists but masks will be compulsory - BBC News
Uploaded: 2020-07-02T17:53:59.000Z
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the full list of countries which will no longer be subject to Corona virus Quarantine restrictions is expected to be confirmed by the government this week.

It's likely to include Spain, which is the number one destination for UK holidaymakers.

They'll still have to observe some Corona virus rules.

Is Damien Gramatica's reports now from the Costa del Sol on the Costa Del Sole?

The sardines air sizzling, ready on the barbecue.

But there are no people packed into the sun beds until travel restrictions go.

Spain's cove, in 19 cases, have declined.

She's helping in the family restaurant for the summer, hoping British tourists will be back soon.

Opening of air corridors will allow those in the UK who really want a holiday to have one and resorts here, which is so dependent on tourism to salvage something of the summer.

But some worry that allowing thousands back in untested could bring the virus back.

Those who come will find masks have to be war their compulsory anywhere.

You can't keep a meter and 1/2 from other people.

You could be fined 200 euros if you don't have on arrival.

Tourists will have to give hotel and contacting, but they won't have to have blood tests to show their Covic free.

A professor, Eduardo Martinez, believes that's not sufficient to protect Spain.

In my opinion, the checks at the airport are not good enough on antibody test.

To show you're not infected would be better.

It could even be done when you book your holiday inland.

Here is well, we found just a trickle of visitors, among them Jose Antonio, the lumber of the policies just for me.

Uncredible feeling but at the same time on filling little beside because this is the consequence of a terrible prominent on.

 It's a sadness that won't be lifted until Spain is filled with visitors and life once more dramatic. 