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20/12/2021

Malaysia has set new rules in view of the Omicron variant!
Malaysia has announced new COVID-19 restrictions in view of the new Omicron variant. The country has decided to go ahead and ban mass gatherings, while also making booster doses a requirement for high-risk groups. Malaysia's Health Minister Janaluddin said in a statement that the authorities are also working to verify 18 more suspected cases of the variant.
The country's first case of the new virus was reported earlier in the month, from a traveler coming in from South Africa. Malaysia has now decided to ban mass New Year gatherings. On the other hand, those who are attending private New Year and Christmas celebrations should get COVID-19 self-tests done.
Also, those people above 60, and adults who have received Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine need to get a booster dose by the month of February. This will ensure that their vaccinated status remains at fully vaccinated. Singapore too has decided to go ahead with a similar policy. Furthermore, researchers have urged people to take a third dose of the vaccine, as according to studies, antibodies resulted by Sinovac, and BioNTech can ward off the new variant of Omicron.
Foreign travellers from eight countries in Southern Africa have now been temporarily banned from entering into the country. Moreover, nine countries have been marked as high-risk, such as India, Britain, Australia, and the United States. Arrivals from these countries need to go into mandatory quarantine, and also have digital tracking devices fitted on them.
Malaysia is a major Asian destination for tourism, but the new variant of COVID-19 has made it hard for tourism to sustain in the country, much like most of other parts of the world.

08/09/2021

Thailand’s Bangkok set to reopen to international tourists next month🙂
Thailand’s capital is gearing up to welcome tourists once again.
Bangkok, the most-visited city in the world before the global pandemic, is among the destinations included in a planned wider reopening of Thailand to travellers.
Under the proposed plans, fully vaccinated international tourists would be able to travel to Bangkok from October 1.
Northern Thailand’s Chiang Mai, famed for its temples and mountains, as well as beach resorts Pattaya, Cha-Am and Hua Hin, are also preparing to reopen to tourists.“More destinations comprising Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin and Pattaya, are planned to reopen from October 1, 2021,” said tourism ministry officials on Monday.
The new plan will be proposed to Thailand's Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration for approval. Before they can be approved to join the scheme, which waives quarantine for fully inoculated travellers, each of the regions must have at least a 70 per cent local vaccination rate.
Tourism officials claim the restart has been a success.
More than 27,000 international travellers have reportedly visited Thailand under the scheme, which allows vaccinated tourists entry to Phuket and other cities, so long as they stay in hotels approved by the tourism authority. All of the approved hotels have been safety checked and guarantee at least 70 per cent of the workforce is vaccinated.
Most tourists have been arriving in Phuket from the US, UK, Israel, Germany and France, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

16/06/2021

Domestic travel eased for vaccinated individuals! These states, UTs allow entry to people with vaccination....
Doors to domestic travel seem to be opening for vaccinated individuals! India has been undertaking a massive vaccination drive of all adults in an attempt to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The inoculation campaign also remained in force during a severe second wave of coronavirus, even as people in numerous states and UTs were placed under a lockdown.
Air domestic travel had also been suspended by most states. However, now that the trend of daily COVID-19 cases seems to point towards a possible end of the second wave, some states and UTs have decided to allow vaccinated air passengers to arrive at their states without needing a mandatory negative RT-PCR test report.As per the updated state-wise guidelines shared by national carrier Air India as well as domestic airlines Indigo, while some states are asking for random testing or mandatory RT-PCR testing, a few have also decided to consider vaccinations as the criteria as of June 14.

11/06/2021

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22/10/2020

Hawaii reopens after seven months; sees more than 8000 tourists on the first day!
Hawaii has finally reopened its borders for oversea tourists after remaining in lockdown for nearly seven months. On the very first day, the US state recorded about 8000 tourists’ footfall. The latest Hawaii guidelines state that tourists can travel to Hawaiian Islands without going under a mandatory 14-day quarantine by showing a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of boarding their flight.
If someone arrives in the state without a COVID-19 certificate, they have the option to not get tested and choose a 14-day quarantine. Also, travellers need to create a profile on Safe Travels website that will help the authorities to keep a track and enforce quarantines for such visitors.