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GRADUAL REOPENING The Schengen area of 22 EU countries plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland operates control-free crossings. But for three months they have been mostly closed. Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop in Brussels, Clara-Laeila Laudette and Isla Binnie in Madrid, Catarina Demony in Lisbon, Richard Lough in Paris, Pascal Rossignol in Macquenoise, Jan Lopatka in Prague, Andreas Mortensen in Copenhagen, Mike Shields in Zurich; Writing by Giles Elgood; Editing by Janet Lawrence.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} スライドショー 3枚の画像 In Greece, passengers arriving from airports deemed high-risk will be tested and quarantined for up to 14 days, depending on the result. The pilot scheme was authorised to host around 10, German tourists through to July 1. 関連記事 Parts of Madrid and Barcelona airports to reopen July 1: operator Aena The Rhine Center shopping mall in Weil was doing above-average business for a Monday morning. The European Commission has launched a site, "Re-open EU reopen. But in the Belgian village of Macquenoise, tabac stores did brisk trade as French citizens queued, well apart, to buy cheaper tobacco three months after prices rose at home. Spain will allow no foreign tourists until June 21, aside from limited exceptions for Mallorca and some other islands.. Restrictions remain for passengers from Britain and Turkey. Officials hope lifting internal border controls will allow a gradual reopening to other countries from July and revive a tourism industry that flatlined during the lockdown. Now most European visitors will be welcome after June スライドショー 3枚の画像 Elsewhere, the right to travel will depend on where you live and where you are going. Spain is initially allowing in about 1, visitors from Germany as part of a pilot project to begin opening up the Spanish tourism market in the coming weeks. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Greece allowed more international flights as it sought to salvage the summer season, German tourists flocking to neighbouring Denmark caused an 8 km 5 mile queue and Italians popped into France to buy lottery scratch cards. They passed signs reminding them in German and Spanish to wash their hands and wear masks, then queued at a distance from each other to have their temperatures read and paperwork checked by border staff also with faces covered. But it will not be a return to unfettered travel for million Europeans.