Tirana (Albania), Jun 1 (AP) Both Albania and Kosovo have allowed nearly all movement and operation of businesses on Monday except for a few activities that usually collect groups of people.

Land borders have opened, and incoming visitors are not obliged to self-quarantine themselves. A long line of vehicles was seen at some border crossing points and businesses at one of them were complaining about an added 22-euro tax (USD 24.4) for disinfection of their cargo vehicles.

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People and businesses are free to move, including with vehicles.

Hotels in Albania also opened on Monday while public beaches will be free for the people a week later.

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Tourism is one of the most negatively impacted businesses, especially in Albania with a 300-mile (485-kilometer) seaside increasingly attracting international tourists. (AP)

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