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The European nation's seven-day coronavirus infection rate has risen to its highest levels since the pandemic began for the second week in a row.

Germany's tourism commissioner says he expects COVID-19 vaccines will become mandatory in the country, as cases surge there and elsewhere in Europe.

Top Turkish, German Officials Meet In Berlin To Discuss Tourism Turkish tourism minister, presidential spokesman in Germany to discuss health, safety measures to boost tourism. Turkish and German ministers met in Berlin on Thursday to discuss measures to promote safe and reliable tourism during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Turkey's culture and tourism minister, shared a photo on Twitter of the meeting at the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy. Ersoy and Ibrahim Kalin, Turkey's presidential spokesman,...

Will a summer vacation still be possible despite the pandemic? Strict travel restrictions still apply in Germany, and the traditional spring vacations have largely cancelled. The chances for the summer are much better. Looking at the current travel restrictions in Germany, a carefree summer of travel still seems a long way off. Outside the model regions where the pilot schemes are being tested, tourism in the country is still at a standstill. Hotels and restaurants are still closed. May is usually a particularly popular travel month: the Whitsun holiday is just around the corner, and some Ger...

Apr 1st 2021, 18:14 Germany imposed requirements for a negative Covid-19 test on all arriving air passengers from Monday (March 29) amid concerns about international travel at Easter exacerbating a surge in infections. Previously, only passengers entering Germany from countries or regions designated ‘high risk’ were required to provide a negative test result on arrival before going into 10-day quarantine. The German health ministry also toughened restrictions at the borders with France, Austria, Denmark and the Czech Republic. Travellers crossing the border must provide a negative result ...