Italy relaxes Covid-19 travel restrictions and here’s all you need to know
With things slowly and steadily returning to a normal post-Covid-19 pandemic, Italy too, like many countries across the globe, has relaxed Covid-19 travel restrictions.
According to the country’s latest travel guidelines, visitors will now no longer need to fill out the EU passenger locator form at the airport check-in form, a long and complicated process previously used to facilitate international contact tracing.
The Covid-19 Green Health Pass which was earlier mandatory to enter public spaces like restaurants, movie halls, and gyms, is now no longer a requirement. However, to visit hospitals and nursing homes, one still needs to produce a green pass showing proof of vaccination, recovery from Covid-19 or a recent negative test result.
As Italy gears up for the tourist season, it has kept the mask mandate. The country continues to keep the mask mandate for public places like public transport, movies and in all health care facilities. Masks are no longer a requirement inside malls, supermarkets and workplaces.
Italy is expecting a normal tourist season after two years of pandemic and lockdowns.
