Iceland to re-open to tourists on 15th June with airport testing - Intellitravel
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Iceland to re-open to tourists on 15th June with airport testing

To say I’m excited by this news would be a bit of an understatement. Especially since my livelihood relies on people coming to Iceland. But, I am cautious as to what this will actually mean for travellers who do decide to make the journey to Iceland this year.

So I’ve put together a short list of what travel will mean for people coming to Iceland after the 15th of June, and if it’s a good idea.

Is COVID-19 still in Iceland?

Since the beginning of May, Iceland has only reported a handful of new cases. This is despite widespread testing. The locals in Iceland are settling into normal life again. A new normal with social distancing in place, but normal none the less.

Will opening the borders risk a resurgence of COVID-19 in Iceland?

The government are still fleshing out the specifics, but the expectation is that this will not create a new surge because of the precautions they are taking. To enter Iceland you must:
a. have a certificate…

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