Amiran Gamkrelidze: Tourists will likely have to present a document that they had been tested in the last 72 hours and their result was negative

According to Amiran Gamkrelidze, Head of the National Center for Disease Control, tourists will likely have to present a document while entering Georgia that they had been tested in the last 72 hours and result response was negative.

Gamkrelidze said tourists would be hosted according to the recommendations developed by the international organizations and the Coordination Council.

"First of all, tourists will arrive from the so-called green countries and green corridors, where the rate of infection is low and, of course, there will be some preconditions for their entry and movement into the country. We will impose conditions that are not too strict and are easy to observe. Tourists will likely have to present a document while entering Georgia that they had been examined in the last 72 hours and their response was negative. There are many other mechanisms and applications as well”, Gamkrelidze said.