
Italy remains in the grip of the coronavirus pandemic, with restrictions on international and domestic travel in place. But as many people look at booking summer trips, when could Italy's holiday hotspots reopen this year? At the moment, most travel to Italy is restricted from non EU-countries, including the US.
And while entry into Italy from European countries is allowed, there are strict testing requirements in place. Even once you’re in Italy, restrictions make most tourism impossible. Right now the country is under domestic travel restrictions as well as a 10pm curfew. Bars, restaurants and non-essential shops are closed in many parts of the country, as are museums and other attractions.
SOURCE: https://www.thelocal.it
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