The travel giant TUI announced trips to Crete in July

TOPICS:Coronavirus in NorwayCOVID-19CreteKretaTUI
A Tui aircraft is pushed out of its parking position on the apron of Duesseldorf Airport for Flight X3 2312 to Mallorca, Duesseldorf, Germany, Monday, June 15, 2020. After the travel warning for 27 European countries was lifted in the night to Monday this morning for the first time a plane with holidaymakers took off after a weeks-long corona break. (Marcel Kusch/dpa via AP)

Posted By: Peter Holmvik 29. June 2020

After the Norwegian authorities eased on travel advisories, the charter company, TUI will resume operations from the middle of July.

The government announced on Thursday this week that a change on the travel advisory to European countries with low infection rates and that it will be open for Norwegians to go on holiday to Europe without going into quarantine upon return from July 15.

Based on the changes on travel advisories, the travel giant TUI stated that they will start operations from Oslo a few days after, says E24.

According to a press release from the company, the first flight from Oslo will be to Crete.

© NTB Scanpix / #Norway Today

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