The European Union has launched a one stop site for all travel rules and coronavirus restrictions. People interested to travel to one of the EU member states can use the interactive tool, select your destination and see if you can travel or not.
According to the relevant EU website:
The European Union, and all of its member states, are planning for a safe re-opening of Europe. While protecting the public health remains our priority, we want everyone to enjoy their holidays, to reunite with family and friends, and to be able to travel for any purpose.
This interactive tool provides you with the information that you need to confidently plan your European travel and holidays, while staying healthy and safe. The information is frequently updated and available in 24 languages for your convenience.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is not exhaustive. It is based on the most recent available data provided by EU Member States and collected from other publicly available and authoritative national sources. While the Commission seeks to keep the information up to date, we take no responsibility of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness and accuracy of the information contained in this page or individual decisions based thereon. Currently, this tool partly relies on automatic machine translations. All of the content provided will be checked by authorised translators within the coming days. We apologise for any inconvenience and we strive to continuously improve the user experience.
For example for Greece it stands:
Of course, from June 12 until June 15 many things happened and Greece obviously omitted to send the updates.
On June 12, Greece modified the list by lifting restrictions to some countries and allowing only essential travel to others although on the list of 29. The absolute chaos occurred with Serbia.
On June 16, there are still no Greek updates, even though tourism is the heavy industry of the country.
EU interactive tool is HERE.
