Interesting article about Germany and what it intends to do when restrictions expire at the end of the month. Evidently they are not worried about the recent figures.
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Salt Lake City
1482 posts
Deutsche Welle has an article. Some restrictions have already been lifted. More coming at the end of March. While cases are up, hospitalizations and deaths seem to be getting better. Who knows?
https://www.dw.com/en/covid-travel-restrictions-germany/a-60771733
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Sacramento, California U.S.A.
10235 posts
Perfect timing for me. We arrive in Frankfurt on March 21st. We still plan to mask and will be very careful to try to avoid infection. We thought we were going to be in Germany for 8 nights before going to France, but as it turns out we will now have 2 nights in Frankfurt upon arrival and 1 night in Cologne before taking the train to Strasbourg. My cousins, who live in Cologne, booked a large house in a small town in Belgium for 5 nights for us to all stay in.
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Duluth 🛶
6408 posts
Andrea, glad you got your problem solved! Sounds like a good solution!