Starting on June 28th, vaccinated travellers from third countries, including Americans, will be allowed to come to Switzerland without having to show a negative Covid test or quarantine upon arrival.
More than one million Europeans have obtained the new EU Covid health certificate being rolled out in each country to unlock travel within the bloc, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
Despite ongoing travel restrictions, extra costs and uncertainty over new Covid variants, international residents living across Europe vow to travel abroad this summer. For most it is the need to see family that motivates them.
Swiss authorities have added the UK to its list of high-risk countries for Covid-19 due to the rising number of infections linked to the variant first detected in India.
Switzerland has made another update to the quarantine list, removing all remaining Austrian states, Hungary, Poland and parts of France and Italy, along with several other countries.
Switzerland will wind back its quarantine requirement for vaccinated people and those who can prove they have recovered from the virus at the end of May.
Making sense of ever-changing rules about who can enter Switzerland, and when, is not easy. This is what we know — and don’t know — right now about travel regulations.
Switzerland needs vaccinated children to reach herd immunity. As more Swiss cantons are opening their vaccination programmes to 16-year-olds, will younger children be next in line, and if so, when?
Citizens of the United Kingdom have been effectively restricted from entering Switzerland since December. With the UK leading the charge on vaccines, when will this change?
The Swiss hit the al fresco dining tables and were back pumping iron on Monday as the country reopened outdoor cafes and indoor gyms despite rising Covid case rates.
Switzerland announced Wednesday that it ended 2020 with a record-breaking budget deficit of 15.8 billion Swiss francs ($17.6 billion, 14.6 billion euros) due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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