Ministers said to okay quarantine-free travel from Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece

Ministers in the limited coronavirus cabinet have reportedly okayed allowing Israelis returning from Croatia, Bulgaria and Greece to skip the requirement to quarantine for two weeks, in a bid to boost bilateral tourism.

According to the reports, Israelis will also not have to quarantine when arriving in those countries, though there is no confirmation.

On July 27, Sofia said Israeli tourists could visit, so long as they present a negative virus test from the last three days.

Croatia allows people from any country to enter, but requires they either present a negative test or quarantine for two weeks.

Earlier in the day, Israel and Greece agreed that 600 Israelis weekly would be allowed to visit certain Greek areas, but no announcement was made regarding testing or quarantine requirements.

The plan would ostensibly include quarantine-free travel from the three countries to Israel.

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