Italy has introduced a new series of COVID-19-related restrictions for both citizens and travellers alike.
Targeting those who are unvaccinated, the new rules limit access to public spaces and services, Schengen Visa Info reported.
Access to hotels and other accommodations are now only be permitted to those who have been fully vaccinated or recovered from the COVID-19 disease. Similarly, access to public transport, including planes, trains, ships and ferries, as well as museums, exhibitions and festivals will also only be possible for those who have proof vaccination or a recovery certificate. In addition, mask-wearing is required on all public transportation.
Previously, proof of a negative COVID-19 was sufficient for access to these sites and transportation modes.
The current entry rules remain in place. Travellers must fill out a Passenger Locator Form and present a vaccination or recovery certificate, along with a PCR or rapid antigen test that was taken before arrival in Italy. Those who are unable to present one of the two certificates will have to present a negative test and undergo a five-day quarantine requirement.
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