Turkey Plans to Open Borders for Ukraine from July 15
Reciprocal decisions from Ukrainian authorities are needed to restore flights between the two countries.
The Turkish government plans to allow direct flights from Ukraine as early as July 15. This is reported by the Turkish publication TurizmGuncel.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Ministry of Health of Turkey recommend approving flights from Ukraine to Turkey and back starting July 15.
Preliminary information indicates that the flight permission will apply to all Turkish airports, not only tourist destinations.
The publication notes that restoring regular air travel between the countries requires reciprocal decisions from Ukrainian authorities.
Turkey plans to resume its tourist season, but without the all-inclusive service.
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