Tourism across the world drops due restrictions in place because of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Photos display empty spots across the world as seen in Italy, France, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, U.S., Egypt, South Korea, Japan and China.
PHOTO PACKAGE: Empty Spots Across The World
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Police officers patrol a virtually deserted St. Mark's Square after a decree orders for the whole of Italy to be on lockdown in an unprecedented clampdown aimed at beating the coronavirus, in Venice, Italy, March 10, 2020.
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Empty Charles Bridge, Prague, Czech republic, March 10, 2020.
The Czech Republic is banning all public events with more than 100 people and is closing schools in response to the new coronavirus outbreak in Europe.
The Czech Republic is banning all public events with more than 100 people and is closing schools in response to the new coronavirus outbreak in Europe.
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Director of the National Theatre Jan Burian talks to journalists as he stands in front of empty auditorium of the National Theatre due to the coronavirus outbreak in Prague, Czech Republic, 10 March 2020. The National Security Council announced on 10 March that events with over 100 people in the Czech Republic will be cancelled due to coronavirus measures. According to Council, theater, music, cinema and other artistic, sporting, religious events, markets, fairs, public and private, are prohibited from 10 March at 6 pm. At the same time, all schools and universities will be closed from 11 March. 58 cases of Covid-19 have been officially confirmed in Czech Republic.
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he German parliament building Reichtstag reflected in a puddle in Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, March 10, 2020. German parliament announced that visitors won't be allowed to access the glass dome of the Reichstag building anymore because of the coronavirus outbreak in Germany.