Rome Coronavirus Information
Rome Coronavirus Information

Information on Coronavirus in Rome

 

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Here you have all the latest information on airports, public transport, attractions and rules and regulations In one page. We’re committed to keeping you informed so you can take the necessary measures and be one step closer to getting back to your normal life or get back home safely once the coronavirus in Rome is no longer a threat.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Governmental Rules and Restrictions in Rome

For further information, you may also visit the official website of the Italian Government by clicking here.. It is necessary to follow governmental restrictions in Rome to prevent the coronavirus from spreading. It’s important not to panic but it’s equally important to be careful.

 

Is it safe to travel?

Latest Covid-19 Travel Articles

Is it safe to travel to Rome ?

 

  • Lonely Planet on travel spike

    The news of COVID-19 vaccine success is causing a spike in travel searches

    “Last week, Pfizer and BioNTech announced that their first COVID-19 vaccine has proven 90% effective in clinical trials, while this week Moderna delivered more good news that the experimental one currently in operation was shown to be 94.5% effective in preventing the coronavirus. While industry experts have shed light on what this means for the future of travel, it seems that the announcements have acted as a boost for the public, who according to some companies, have been searching for holidays since the news broke.” Continue reading here

  • Travel and Leisure on COVID-19 tests

    Airports With COVID-19 Testing Happening On-site

    “Domestic and international airports are offering some peace of mind ahead of holiday travel with on-site COVID-19 testing — see if you can get tested at the hub you’re heading to. ” Continue reading here

  • Travel Pulse on new COVID travel plan

    Manulife’s New COVID Pandemic Travel Plan is Here

    “It’s been a challenging year for us all, no doubt about that. And travel has been the last thing on most people’s minds. But for some Canadians travel has been necessary and there’s no more important time to have travel insurance than during a global pandemic. That’s why Manulife has designed the new COVID 19 Pandemic Travel Plan. When your clients travel with this coverage, they have protection not just for traditional emergency medical expenses, but for COVID 19 related expenses as well.” Continue reading here

  • Travel Weekly on a less connected world

    The world is less connected because of Covid, IATA report says

    “The number of cities connected directly by air service was 36% below pre-pandemic levels at the end of October, according to a new report from IATA. In raw terms, that means that of the more than 19,300 city pairs that were connected by regular air service at the start of 2020, approximately 7,000 aren’t currently on airline schedules.” Continue reading here

 

How to safely store your luggage during the COVID-19 pandemic

Visit our “How to safely store luggage” page to check the regulations for a safe arrival at your destination, and to make sure you’re safe while you drop your luggage on one of our certified shops.

 

Rome Coronavirus Latest News

Latest news coronavirus Rome

(Latest articles)

  • Italy travel guide: what you need to know as the country opens to more tourist from June 1
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  • A country-by-country guide to reopened Europe
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Rome Coronavirus Travel Information

For the latest news regarding travel restrictions, click here.

 

Rome Airport Information

Airport information - Coronavirus Rome

Official websites are doing a great job at keeping travelers well updated and at providing the latest information. You can read about the impact of coronavirus on your travel arrangements on the official websites of  Rome’s airports.

Check with your airline company to see if there have been any alterations to you travel plans.

Find out more here:

Totems have been installed at both Fiumicino and Ciampino airports reminding all passengers to maintain a distance of at least 1 meter from other passengers. This is to avoid the creation of crowds at check-in counters, security checks and boarding gates. Passengers are also required to wear a mask at all times.

The airports sanitize their spaces daily and ask passengers for their patience and understanding if some spaces must be closed down for the deep-cleaning to occur.

If you need to track your flight:
– Click here for information on flights at Fiumicino Airport
– Click here for information on flights at Ciampino Airport

 

Rome Public Transport

Public transports Rome

Visit the the ATAC website here for more information and plan your journey according to the updated schedule.

Keep up to date on Rome’s public transit here:

 

Rome Attractions

Attractions situations - Coronavirus Rome

Most Rome attractions have started to reopen.

When the situation is calm enough again and we are ready to travel and explore again, check our luggage storage Rome guide and LuggageHero sites in Rome.

Here is the list of Rome’s main attractions and their official websites with the latest updates:

Please check the websites regularly to stay tuned.

What to do while currently in Rome

Coronavirus Rome - What to do

  • Food delivery

Restaurants are closed but that doesn’t need to prevent you from trying delicious food and keeping your body fueled and healthy. You can visit Glovo or Ubereats or other delivery websites, pick anything you want and have it delivered to your location.

  • Watch an Italian movie

If you can’t explore the city because of the restrictions, you can watch an Italian movie instead! We all know that feeling when we watch a movie, we see a scene filmed where we’ve been and we scream ‘I’ve been there!” How about watching a movie set in Rome while you are in Rome? It suddenly changes your current experience of the city. For a list of the 10 best Italian movies of all time, click here.

  • Read/Write

If you’re at home, you probably have a shelf full of books that you’ve always wanted to read but never got to. Or perhaps you have some texts that you’ve saved on your phone under “read later.” This is the perfect time to take your mind off the current stressful situation and dive into a literary world, at least for a an hour or two a day.

Also, writing or keeping a journal and getting those thoughts and feelings out on paper can be a true stress reliever during times like these.

  • Keep the communication going with your loved ones

You can use this time to reconnect with your loved ones through different video options online. Keeping everyone up-to-date about yourself, making sure everyone is healthy and well and “making someone’s’ day” by giving them a good laugh is a great way to maintain strong relations even when you cannot physically spend time together.

Virtual coffees and dinner dates with a friend, family member, a loved one, or a “double-date” even with another couple is the thing to do during these corona times. Why not enjoy someone’s’ company while everyone stays in the comfort of their home? Times like these sometimes ask us to adapt to another lifestyle, but why not make the best of it?

  • Yoga/Stretching/Meditation

As we all know, keeping active is crucial to our well-being. When you’re stuck inside for a longer period of time yoga, stretching and meditating can help you feel better. These are activities you can do on your own floor or balcony. There are many videos online that you can follow while doing these activities, and you can also tune into live-stream yoga classes available online.

You can also read this great article on the website of the Italian Ministry of Health on how to follow correct lifestyles while staying at home curing the coronavirus pandemic.

protect yourself - coronavirus Rome

 

The entire LuggageHero team wishes you good health and positive vibes!

It’s important that we all follow the measures set by the authorities and protect ourselves and others. By social distancing and taking care of our hygiene, we are lessening the change of the virus spreading. We are in this together and every individual matters. If coronavirus spreads this fast, imagine how contagious some love and a smile are?

#SpreadPositivityNotCoronavirus