This seems rather strange. They do not report what the actual restrictions are in full. Which are as below. Why on earth would anyone wish to travel from France to Madrid in winter so that can have a meal in a restaurant.
Surely the whole idea is that you stay at home and do not travel for your own protection. I think there is a travel ban on in France anyway. I remember an ex editor of the New of the world saying that a good journalist would or should never let the truth spoil a good story.
Latest coronavirus measures in place in the whole of the Madrid region:
A night-time curfew has been introduced meaning between 10pm and 6am residents and visitors are only allowed to move around the city on work, school or medical grounds, or for other pressing reasons.
Different households are not allowed to meet indoors in private homes (unless it is to provide care or assistance to a vulnerable person).
Groups in bars and restaurants, both indoors and outdoors, are limited to a maximum of 4 people.
All establishments, including estaurants, bars, cafés and shops, must now close at 9pm (they are allowed to remain open till midnight for home deliveries services). The only exceptions are shops regarded as essential such as chemists’, health centres, vets and petrol stations.
Facemasks must be worn in all public spaces in Madrid, both indoor and outdoor. The only exception are people doing sports and children under the age of 6.
Social distancing rules must be followed at all times.
Smoking outdoors in public places is forbidden if and when a 2-metre distance cannot be maintained.
The maximum capacity is 50% in most enclosed spaces (such as hotels, restaurants, places of worship and sports facilities), and 75% in cultural venues (like museums, monuments, theatres and cinemas), outdoor cafés and restaurants, and shopping centres.
Night clubs and other late night venues remain closed.
All public parks and gardens shut between 11pm and 6am.
