Cautious opening for Europe’s Christmas markets as Covid cases rise

Lights illuminate the Christmas market in Frankfurt, Germany (Michael Probst/AP)
Lights illuminate the Christmas market in Frankfurt, Germany (Michael Probst/AP)

Some of Europe’s Christmas markets have begun warily opening amid surging coronavirus infections.

In Germany, the picturesque Frankfurt market is open over a wider area to thin out the crowds, while in Budapest the markets are fenced off and customers have to show proof of vaccination.

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