. Il governatore della Campania Vincenzo De Luca ha scritto un post su Facebook. Ecco il testo: “In questo articolo, il New York Times individua la Costiera Amalfitana – e in generale la Campania e tutto il Sud Italia – tra le dieci località nel mondo che questa estate possono tornare ad essere meta turistica grazie ai numeri molto bassi dei contagi.
Stiamo riaprendo tutto: vogliamo promuovere il turismo nella nostra bellissima regione, garantendo il massimo standard di sicurezza.
Campania Divina, Campania Sicura.”
Covid-19 has upended daily life in much of the world for so long that the idea of traveling to another country or state seems like the stuff of dreams. But in the last week or so, as the idea of opening up to travelers has gained traction, some countries are taking concrete steps. Yesterday, Australia announced a three-stage plan to reopen the economy, which includes a focus on tourism. And some countries are forming regional alliances designed to minimize the risk of the virus, including an Australia-New Zealand travel “bubble,” and, in Europe, a travel “corridor” shared by Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
But for many places, international flights carrying leisure travelers remain on hold or are banned outright, and the process of reopening remains speculative. The focus, instead, is on internal tourism, to be followed at some point by foreign tourism.
Here is a look at 10 top tourist destinations and the beginnings of their plans for reopening in the weeks and months ahead.
Fonte foto:NewYorkTimes.it
