Starting on Tuesday at midnight, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic will reopen their respective borders to each other's citizens for stays of no more than 48 hours without quarantine, Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto said on social media.
Also on Tuesday, the Czech Republic began reopening its border crossings with neighboring Germany and Austria.
"From Tuesday, we are opening all railway and road crossings with Germany and Austria, as well as the Hrensko river crossing, and we are abolishing comprehensive border controls," Czech Interior Minister Jan Hamacek said on Monday in a statement, adding that proof for a negative COVID-19 test will still be mandatory and border checks will be random.
But crossing borders in non-designated areas will still be prohibited until June 13, and the external borders of the Schengen area will be closed until at least June 15, Czech media reported.
Bulgaria, Greece and Serbia had already reached an agreement to allow tourists from the three countries to travel without a quarantine period of 14 days, starting from June 1.
Meanwhile, the German government is planning to lift a travel warning for tourists from 31 European countries from June 15, ending an uNPRecedented directive against all international travel, German news agency DPA reported on Tuesday.
Alongside Germany's 26 fellow EU member states, the warning will also be lifted for Britain and the four non-EU members of the borderless Schengen area -- Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, DPA reported.
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