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  3. Coronavirus in Spain, impressions from Barcelona

Coronavirus in Spain, impressions from Barcelona

Jun 11, 2021

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  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning a woman pushes a shopping trolley at La Boqueria market in La Rambla of Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_004 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning a woman pushes a shopping trolley at La Boqueria market in La Rambla of Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_004 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people visits La Boqueria market in La Rambla of Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_002 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people visits La Boqueria market in La Rambla of Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_002 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people walk La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_010 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people walk La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_010 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning a scrap metal collector pushes his trolley by La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_008 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning a scrap metal collector pushes his trolley by La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_008 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning a woman wearing a face mask stands at La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_007 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning a woman wearing a face mask stands at La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_007 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people visits La Boqueria market in La Rambla of Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_005 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people visits La Boqueria market in La Rambla of Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_005 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

  • June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people walk La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_001 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

    June 11, 2021, Barcelona, Spain: On this Friday morning people walk La Rambla in Barcelona where the presence of tourists among locals is increasing. Spain aims to boost tourism industry recovering visitors after more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic and has started to issue and accept the QR codes, which allow travelers freedom of movement with no need to show coronavirus tests nor quarantine if they meet the required criteria. Barcelona Spain - ZUMAb137 20210611_zap_b137_001 Copyright: xJordixBoixareux

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