Spain will start opening its borders to foreign tourists from July 1, government spokeswoman Maria Jesus Montero told a news conference on Friday, a day after a fellow minister said they would reopen in June.
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Spain to open to foreign tourism from July 1, govt spokeswoman says
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I find it worrying (and slightly suspicious), that dates are being given for the opening of tourism, but nobody is clearly stating which procedures will be in place on the beaches these tourists hope to be spending most of their time??Is because if they did, the majority of tourists wouldn't book anyway?