Affected by the COVID-19, the European tourism industry has suffered a huge impact in the past year. However, with the gradual advancement of vaccination and the gradual relaxation of epidemic prevention measures, the tourism industry in Europe has begun to gradually recover.

Currently, tourist attractions in various European countries are gradually resuming their opening. For example, famous tourist attractions such as the Eiffel Tower in France, Big Ben in the UK, and Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany have reopened, attracting many tourists.

To ensure the safety of tourists, strict epidemic prevention measures have also been taken in tourist attractions in various countries. For example, in scenic spots, it is necessary to wear masks, maintain social distance, and do a good job in site disinfection and personnel control. Before traveling, tourists also need to understand the local epidemic and tourism regulations in order to better protect and plan their itinerary.

In addition, the European Union has also launched the "European Digital COVID Certificate" to facilitate cross-border travel for passengers. Passengers with this certificate can travel freely in European countries, eliminating cumbersome quarantine and quarantine measures, making travel more convenient and safe.

In short, the tourism industry in Europe is gradually recovering, and tourist attractions in various countries are gradually resuming their opening. However, due to the uncertainty of the epidemic, tourists need to understand the local epidemic and tourism regulations before traveling, in order to do a good job of protection and plan their itinerary. We believe that as long as everyone works together, Europe's tourism industry will become more prosperous and safe.

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