The Chinese government has announced its plan to allow inbound travellers with visas to enter the country, effective immediately.
However, some requirements around China travel remain, including the need for inbound travellers to complete a COVID test (either PCR or RAT, depending on the country of departure) within 48 hours before boarding their flight to China. Only travellers returning a negative test will be permitted to enter China. Visitors will also be required to complete a Customs Health Declaration when entering China. Masks are not required to be worn.
Like in the past, all international visitors to China will need to apply for a visa to travel to the country. Travellers are advised to contact their local China Embassy for more information.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has formed a strategic partnership with four of the world’s leading online platforms – Agoda, Alipay, Klook, and KKDay – in introducing a joint marketing initiative to boost tourism to Thailand
In Pereslavl-Zalessky, a meeting of the public council under the Department of Tourism of the Yaroslavl Region was held, where Olga Chuprasova, deputy director of the Lake Pleshcheyevo National Park, spoke about preparations for the celebration of the 35th anniversary of this natural and historical complex
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