The CoV crisis is restricting all of our lives. The desire to travel is growing as time goes on. Now EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is holding out the prospect of a way out of the dilemma: the "Green Pass". If the EU has its way, the digital European vaccination certificate should be introduced by June 1. The electronic ID could thus enable travel in the summer months. Countries could, for example, waive existing testing and quarantine requirements. "We are taking back our European way of life," said EU Commission Vice President Margaritis Schinas before the official presentation. The Commission calls the project "Digital Green Certificate" - based on the "Green Pass" for vaccinated people in Israel. However, the EU does not only want to document vaccinations, but also the results of approved PCR and rapid tests as well as recovered CoV infections. This is reported by the ORF. Which doors the certificate should open is still up in the air in the EU states. Some holiday destinations such as Greece and Spain are pushing for travel easing to be linked to such a document. Germany, on the other hand, has spoken out against easing the rules for vaccinated people as long as there are still few people who have a chance of receiving the protective vaccination. This view is also shared by SPÖ EU delegation leader Andreas Schieder, who also questions the EU's optimistic timetable. "The timetable for the vaccination pass seems almost absurd in view of the delivery delays from vaccine producers and uncertainties with AstraZeneca." Austria will begin implementation in April Austria will create the legal basis for implementation in the next few days. On this basis, operational implementation could begin as early as April, Tourism Minister Elisabeth Köstinger announced in a press release on Wednesday. "This is