Greece allows outdoor events to operate at 75% capacity
The Greek government has announced plans for its next stage of reopening, beginning 1 July, which will see outdoor venues run at up to three-quarters of full capacity
News By IQ | 26 June 2020
The Greek government announced yesterday (25 June) that it will allow seated, open-air events of up to 75% capacity to take place from 1 July. It had previously been stated that open-air events would be permitted to restart from 15 July, at only 40% capacity.
Under the new guidelines, one seat should be kept free between different parties, with group bookings of up to four people permitted.
A distance of three metres must be maintained between the performer and the first row of spectators, with…
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