More and more countries announce their readiness to permit vaccinated tourists to enter without restrictions.
This month a total of three countries announced that they are open to COVID-vaccinated tourists.
Seychelles, where vaccination has already begun, report that tourism restrictions are ready to be relaxed. Iceland has ruled out the quarantine requirement for vaccinated visitors who provide a certificate of vaccination with a WHO-approved vaccine. The country’s citizens, however, get digital certificates upon vaccinating against COVID-19.
Romania has also announced that its borders are open to those foreign visitors who have completed the full vaccination program.
Cyprus authorities are also eyeing to lift the restrictions on EU-certified vaccinated tourists as part of their international travel launch scheduled on March the 1st. Tourists from any of the countries included in the program are eligible for simplified entry.
The Republic of Mauritius authorities have announced that vaccinated visitors don’t have to be quarantined for 14 days, as opposed to the unvaccinated.
Other countries are also negotiating entry rules for vaccinated tourists.
