Spain to Consider Bilateral Deals on Tourism

Fernando Valdez discusses the importance of tourism in Spain and the role of vaccination certificates in restoring mobility. The conversation covers the potential implications of these certificates, such as reduced testing and quarantine requirements, and the cautious approach to reopening tourism, especially for UK visitors. The possibility of bilateral deals with the UK and the need for EU consensus are also explored.

What is the significance of tourism in Spain during a good summer?

How does the vaccination certificate relate to European mobility?

What are the potential benefits of being vaccinated in terms of travel?

What factors will influence Spain's decision to reopen for tourists?

What is the priority for Spain in terms of tourism and safety?

What is Spain's stance on bilateral deals with the UK regarding tourism?

What are the current discussions among EU ministers regarding tourism?