Greece is opening to tourists earlier than planned — but there’s a big catch🤦🏼♀️. In a televised address on May 20, Greece’s prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, said the country will open hotels to foreign visitors on June 15, but travelers will initially only be able to fly to Athens (ATH). That said, only citizens of nearby countries with small numbers of coronavirus cases will be approved at first, the Associated Press reported. It’s unclear when the rest of the world will be able to freely travel to Greece, though the country’s tourism minister, Harry Theocharis, said a list of approved countries will be announced later this month. As of July 1, the country’s other airports — such as Santorini (JTR) and Thessaloniki (SKG) — will open to international arrivals traveling from the aforementioned list. The list will be amended as needed. Given the United States has more reported coronavirus cases than any other country, it’s highly unlikely it will be on this initial list. Balkan and Baltic countries, Germany and surrounding nations are expected to be granted entry for the June 15 reopening, the AP added. #greece_travel #greeceweddings #travelagentexpert #destinationwedding ##santoriniweddings #honeymoonideas #mykonos #greekislandhopping #ferrytogreece #athensgram #foodporngreece #traveladvisor #destinationweddingsexpert #ferrytalewedding #2021wedding #wedding2022 #love #familyiseverything #bridetobe #engaged #greecetravelspecialists #visitgreeceguide #somersettoursandtravel✈️ [email protected] (at Somerset Tours & Travel) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAi84eNh9cQ/?igshid=lgq89vbg5hsz