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  • A photograph taken on June 14, 2020 shows the sunset in the town of Oia in the island of Santorini as the country prepares for the return of tourists to Greece from around 30 countries by air, sea and land. - From the emblematic island of Santorini, Greek Prime Minister said on June 13 that Greece is "ready to welcome tourists" in complete safety after the coronavirus lockdown, whose impact on tourism will be "significant". With its postcard landscape splashed with sunshine, the island of Santorini, one of the most touristic in Greece, awaits the return of tourists on June 15, divided between impatience to revive its effervescence and fear of seeing the coronavirus emerge from which it had so far been preserved. (Photo by ARIS MESSINIS / AFP) (Photo by ARIS MESSINIS/AFP via Getty Images)

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