Holidays in Italy despite Corona: All about events, delta variation and entry rules

The rate of corona damage and delta variability is increasing in Italy. Here you can find out what travelers should consider on vacation.

Italy has been hit hard by corona epidemics several times. In recent weeks, however, the situation has become much calmer, easing all parts of the country. Many vacationers head south again to relax for a few weeks in the sun. But in Italy the phenomenon is increasing – Just like other European countries* – Again. You can read in our overview what you should currently consider when traveling to Italy.

Corona vulnerability and delta variation: The current situation in Italy

After 10 events in Italy in early July, the trend of the past few days again shows an increase in new infections: a 7-day event one Value 55.2 (As of July 29) Now back to the limit of 50 new infections per 100,000 population. From this figure, the federal government can again classify a country as a risk area. Italy uses a system in which individual areas are divided into red, orange, yellow or white zones – depending on the infection rate. Currently, all areas are still classified as “white zones”, meaning there are only a few local restrictions.

Ratio Delta-variation 76.9% of new infections in the last four weeks (source: GISAID). Overall, according to Johns Hopkins University data, 49.91 percent of the population is fully vaccinated.

These are the current entry rules of Italy

Before entering Italy, all travelers must use European Digital Passenger Localization Form (dPLF) Information on travelers, border crossings and vacation accommodation is requested, among other things to complete. You can fill out a form for each travel group.

Other than that, it should EU Digital Govt Certificate To be submitted. This can be a digital proof of a complete vaccine (at least 14 days after the last vaccine dose) or a negative corona test for recovery from Covit-19 (PCR or rapid antigen test, up to 48 hours old). It is issued or made available by the respective state authority – relevant evidence is stored in it. Nevertheless, all documents issued in digital or paper form by the European Union or Schengen member states – including the yellow vaccination card – are still approved.

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Holidays in Italy: These rules apply locally

Mandatory in Italy Distance of one to two meters To other people. Where this is not possible in the open, it is mandatory Mouth and nose protection To wear. The mask requirements also apply to closed rooms. Children under the age of six are excluded. Temperature measurements can also be taken when entering the facility. If the temperature is high, access may be denied and the state health authority may be notified. Currently, only 50 percent of seats on public transport are allowed to be occupied.

Anyone traveling by car in Italy should be well aware of the rules involved here: the number of residents is currently limited to five from a single home. If residents come from different homes, that number is limited to three people and requires a mask in the car. The passenger seat should be empty, while the middle seat should not be occupied by two persons in the back seat.

From August 6, Italy will have additional rules for locals and travelers. Definitely anyone who wants to enter the interiors of bars, restaurants or sports facilities from this day forward “Green Boss” It is used to diagnose a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery that does not take more than 48 hours to submit. It should also be a prerequisite for going to museums, cinemas, theaters or concerts. Exterior areas will not be affected by this rule. Holidaymakers from Germany do not have to worry about additional documents: German certification is also recognized in Italy.

This should be kept in mind when you return to Germany

Since Italy is not a corona risk area, it does not apply Digital entry registration When returning to Germany. In addition, no negative corona test or proof of vaccination or recovery is required. Isolation is not required. Passengers must present a negative corona test at the point of departure – except for those who have been vaccinated and rescued – otherwise they will not be allowed to carry. (fk) * Merkur.de is an offer IPPEN.MEDIA.

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