Belgium will reopen its borders to travellers from the EU, Britain and members of Europe’s passport-free travel zone on 15 June, the prime minister said Wednesday.
PM Sophie Wilmes announced the measure as Belgium emerges from a three-month coronavirus lockdown, adding that bars and restaurants would reopen on 8 June.
The move comes after Belgian authorities decided on 30 May to partially reopen the Luxembourg-Belgium border to allow family visits and cross-border shopping.
