Borders are slowly re-opening across Emerging Europe, but international tourists are unlikely to return to the region in significant numbers for the key summer season. Romania and Russia are the least vulnerable and efforts to promote domestic tourism should soften the blow in Central Europe. But the loss of tourism will weigh on the recovery in Turkey and provide a significant hit to GDP in Croatia and the Baltic States.
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