Spain's tourism minister, Reyes Maroto, said on Monday that travel corridors incorporating the vaccination certificate will be used "as an element of safe mobility".
Spain will incorporate vaccination passport into safe travel corridors
Working on "common protocols"
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It's normal for many countries not to let you in without proof of having received certain vaccines eg. Yellow Fever, Polio, Cholera. So what makes Covid any different? I uphold the right of anypne NOT to be vaccinated BUT you should then accept that there will be places that will not let you in. Your choice.
Luckily Boris in UK is coming to his senses! “The UK government reassured people on Tuesday they will not face major restrictions if they refuse to have a coronavirus jab with officials considering a recent Covid-19 test result as an alternative to ‘vaccine passports’.” Good luck with Spain if they forces people to get vaccinated to enter the country. They will loose big time. Testing is a good way to handle this.
Let us hope that the protocol says that either side of the ‘safe corridors’ will need to be vaccinated. It does appear that vaccine passports will play an important role in getting tourism established again. But the first vital job is to get the Balearic Islands population vaccinated. That’s the mountain to climb now.