Greece: UK tourists not to blame for Covid cases says tourism minister - Britons 'welcome'

Greece’s tourism minister has assured the nation “welcomed British tourists” and has “meticulous” measures in place to keep both visitors and citizens safe while travelling. Following France’s addition to the newly created “amber plus list”, mounting speculation suggests Greece and Spain could soon follow based on COVID-19 rates.
According to the European Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC), Greece recorded 17,904 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the previous 14 days.
By comparison, the UK has recorded 388,811 in the same period.
However, Greece’s minister for tourism Harry Theoharis says the nation is not experiencing high rates of COVID-19 coming in from UK and other tourists at its borders.
Speaking on Sky News, he said: “We don’t see that there is a high incidence at our borders.
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