From June 9, France will open its borders to non-E.U. tourists and visitors with a 
pass sanitaire (health passport), according to France’s 
The Local. The passport would show that a traveler either has a vaccine certificate or a recent negative 
COVID-19 test result.
At the same time, cafés, bars and restaurants will be allowed to reopen indoor spaces, with a maximum of six people per table. Possible public events including concerts and sports matches with a maximum of 5,000 people could reopen, as well.
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