Austria declares four countries to be virus variant areas

Flags of Austria and the EU (Photo: Unsplash / Jeremy Bezanger).
Flags of Austria and the EU (Photo: Unsplash / Jeremy Bezanger).

Austria declares four countries to be virus variant areas

Flags of Austria and the EU (Photo: Unsplash / Jeremy Bezanger).
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Yesterday, the entry rules in Austria were tightened considerably for some countries due to the new Omikron variant. With one exception, tourism is a bit accommodating.

The new CoV variant has also arrived in Austria and is causing a stir in this country. In other parts of the world, the spread of the - it seems - even more infectious variant can hardly be stopped - Great Britain registered over 100.000 new infections for the first time yesterday. The Austrian government has therefore again announced tightening at a press conference: The countries of Great Britain, Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands will be declared virus variant areas with effect from December 25, which means that a quarantine of ten days will be mandatory. This measure hits the travel and tourism industry pretty hard at the end of the year. An exception to the rule: people who have been vaccinated three times with a valid PCR test.

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Granit Pireci is an editor at Aviation.Direct and specializes in aviation in Southeast Europe. Before that he worked for AviationNetOnline (formerly Austrian Aviation Net).
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