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As vaccinations become the norm, Portugal welcomes tourists again
What other measures did the EU agree on?
The bloc also plans to establish a coordinated emergency brake to suspend arrivals from a non-EU country affected by a sudden appearance of a new coronavirus variant.
In the meantime, the bloc said it could also accept third-country vaccination certificates if the shot is also approved in the EU.
Vaccines manufactured by BioNTech-Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson are currently among those approved by the European Medicines Agency.
European vacations possible again as COVID infections slow
Austria
On May 19, restaurants, hotels, theaters, and sport facilities are set to reopen, admitting visitors who show proof of a negative COVID test. These reopening plans will coincide with the elimination of quarantine rules for arriving tourists, enabling vaccinated and tested visitors to enter the country, as well as those who have recovered from COVID-19.
German minister expects 4% post-COVID growth
Europe s largest economy can expect a strong economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, with an even more positive outlook for 2022, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier says.
Germany s economy is predicted to grow by as much as 4% this year
The German economy will grow between 3 and 4% this year as coronavirus restrictions are lifted, the country s economy minister said. By 2022, Germany will have recovered its old strength, Peter Altmaier predicted in comments to German tabloid
Bild on Saturday.
It is a positive forecast for Europe s largest economy that shrank by almost 5% last year as entire sectors were put on hold amid the COVID-19 pandemic.