Spain government announces 4.25 bln euro aid plan to tourism
The Spanish government announced on Thursday a 4.25 billion euro ($4.78 billion) plan to help the crucial tourism industry recover from the coronavirus crisis. "Spain is reopening itself to tourism," Sanchez said. "We are a world leader and each step we take will be safe," Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said while presenting the plan.
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The Spanish government announced on Thursday a 4.25 billion euro ($4.78 billion) plan to help the crucial tourism industry recover from the coronavirus crisis.
"Spain is reopening itself to tourism," Sanchez said. "We are a world leader and each step we take will be safe," Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said while presenting the plan. ($1 = 0.8888 euros)
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