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ROME (Reuters) – Italy will no longer require people coming from outside the European Union to isolate after entering the country as of March 1, its health ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
Travellers coming from non-EU countries will only be asked to show a certificate showing they have been vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19, or a negative test.
(Reporting by Angelo Amante; editing by Agnieszka Flak)
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