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Spain Travel
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Packed and ready for Spain this summer

All travelers to Spain are required to complete a public health form online before the date of travel. The health questions can only be answered 48 hours before the planned arrival date and is compulsory for all passengers originating from any airport or port located outside of Spanish territory, this is a new law published on 01 July.

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Spain
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Arrivals as the doors open in Spain

The doors are open as Spain receive the first visitors from the EU and Schengen area on Sunday.

Airports across Spain have begun to receive visitors after the boarders of Spain open, the state of alarm that was implemented on March 15 has ended, the coronavirus outbreak in Spain has been amongst the worst seen in Europe as well as having the strictest measures of control and lockdown in the world. Residents of Spain have seen the military on the streets and the police have issued more fines than anywhere else in Europe.

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Health
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Belching, burping and flatulence

Belching, burping and flatulence are natural and common bodily functions which can at times become incredibly uncomfortable and embarrassing. This can also be accompanied by distention of the stomach causing bloating and pain. Simple lifestyle changes can be discussed with your doctor to help reduce and eliminate the symptoms if there are no underlying health problems.

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National News
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Phase Two De Escalation 26 May

Cinemas, theatres, auditoriums and other similar establishments for cultural performances may re-open, at a third of their capacity, also allowed are wedding celebrations or other social religious ceremonies, friends and family in groups up to 15 people, retail and service provision, shopping centres and shopping parks can reopen to the public. Bar and restaurant activities, the reopening to the public of these establishments for consumption on the premises, except for nightclub bars and nightlife bars, as long as they do not exceed forty per cent of their capacity and the public areas of the hotels and tourist accommodation may be reopened to the public, provided that they do not exceed a third of their capacity.

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