On Monday, Sri Lanka lifted its nationwide curfew ahead but the island country has decided to delay reopening the country for foreign tourists by at least by another two weeks.

Frankfurt Airport has decided that its Northwest Runway (07L/25R) is ready to resume operations once again starting Wednesday, July 8.

Cross-Solent travel provider Wightlink is set to begin transporting tourists to the Isle of Wight once again starting July 4.

Munich Airport’s Terminal 1 is set to reopen once again on July 8 alongside terminal areas C, D, and E that will also resume operations initially on the same date.

The external border of the European Union is expected to begin reopening by July 1.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) recently announced a new set of guidelines for ‘Safe and Seamless Travel’ with the aim of ensuring people to enjoy Safe Travels in the ‘new normal’.

easyJet recently confirmed that it has decided to resume more flights from airports across Europe, including 14 airports across the U.K., on both domestic and international routes.

England’s official tourist board VisitEngland recently launched a UK-wide industry standard and consumer mark in order to provide a ‘ring of confidence’ for the tourism sector as it is working reopening once again.

After remaining closed for more than three months because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Eiffel Tower has opened its doors to visitors once again.

On Wednesday, Walt Disney announced that as the State of California has mentioned that no theme park reopening guidelines will be issued until after July 4, Disneyland will not open its doors to visitors as scheduled earlier on July 17.