Turkey to allow Scots holidaymakers if they have document proving they're coronavirus-free
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dailyrecord.co.ukScots will be allowed to go on holiday to Turkey - if they can prove they are healthy with a newly created document. Government officials have announced plans for tourists who do not have coronavirus to be able to enter the country, as long as they are carrying the certificate.
Turkey’s Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy told local media that holidaymakers will need the official document detailing their health status.The scheme will declare tourist spots as coronavirus-free zones.
The industry has taken a hit during the coronavirus outbreak, leading to officials drawing up proposals to salvage it. The certification system will include three pillars which will cover transportation, facilities and passengers, the Liverpool Echo
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