BY: Matt Turner
After reports surfaced recently that Italy was going to close its borders to tourists until 2021, Giorgio Palmucci, president of the Italian National Tourist Board (ENIT) set the record straight: Italy will not be closed off to tourists this year.
“Tourism in Italy will start again, with all precautions and in maximum safety,” said Palmucci in a statement. “[Dario Franceschini, minister of cultural heritage, activities and tourism] did well to clarify that no border closure is expected. Those who love Italy must be allowed to return to enjoy it, in compliance with governmental and regional guidelines.”
SOURCE: https://www.travelagentcentral.com/
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