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European Tourism Manifesto Wants Covid Pass to Include All Vaccines

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European Tourism Manifesto Wants Covid Pass To Include All Vaccines
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EU Digital COVID Certificate. Photo source: @European Commission / Photographer: Christophe Licoppe The European Tourism Manifesto alliance is calling on the Commission to adapt its EU Digital Covid Certificate (EUDCC) regulation so it includes all Covid-19 vaccines that have completed the World Health Organization (WHO) emergency use listing procedure. This, it said,

Travel Sector Tells EU to Not Shorten Covid Vaccine Certificate Validity

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Travel Sector Tells Eu To Not Shorten Covid Vaccine Certificate Validity
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Photo source: European Tourism Manifesto Travel and tourism organisations are calling for caution in response to the European Commission’s recent recommendation that the EU Digital COVID Certificate (DCC) should only remain valid for up to nine months after the second Covid-19 vaccination dose, unless a booster jab is administered. The European Tourism Manifesto alliance,

Europe’s Tourism Sector Calls for EU Task Force to Restore Travel

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Europe’s Tourism Sector Calls For Eu Task Force To Restore Travel
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Photo source: tourismmanifesto.eu The European Tourism Manifesto alliance, a group of more than 60 public and private travel and tourism organisations, on Thursday called for the creation of Commission-led Task Force to restore freedom of movement following months of lockdowns and travel restrictions due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The request is part of a […]

Covid-19: Aviation, Tourism Sectors Not Happy with EU Guidance on Travel Restrictions

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Covid 19: Aviation, Tourism Sectors Not Happy With Eu Guidance On Travel Restrictions
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Photo source: Prague Airport Aviation and tourism bodies have expressed their disappointment with the EU’s guidance to member states on taking a coordinated approach to the restriction of free movement in response to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. EU ministers on Tuesday agreed to coordinate better on Covid-19 travel measures with a 3-common criteria, a colour-coded