Greece to Begin ‘Complex Exercise’ of Reopening Tourism

The transcript discusses the government's response to COVID-19, highlighting early actions taken to flatten the curve and plans to lift restrictions. It covers operational guidelines for tourism, including social distancing and health measures. The need for international agreements on health protocols is emphasized, along with the importance of industry collaboration to implement these measures effectively.

What was the primary goal of the Greek government's early actions during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• To increase tourism

• To flatten the COVID-19 curve

• To boost the economy

• To close all borders

What is the Greek government planning to do with hotels as part of lifting restrictions?

• Sell them to private investors

• Convert them into hospitals

• Open them gradually

• Keep them closed indefinitely

What is the focus of the new operational rules being discussed for the post-COVID era in Greece?

• Increasing hotel prices

• Eliminating all restrictions

• Maintaining social distancing and a friendly atmosphere

• Reducing the number of tourists

What is the Greek government considering to prevent infections from tourists?

• Health certificates and testing

• Mandatory quarantine for all tourists

• Banning international flights

• Closing all tourist attractions

What is the Greek government's stance on their health system post-COVID?

• It is weaker than before

• It is in a much stronger position

• It is unchanged

• It is being privatized