除了中国 马尔代夫(Maldives is Reopening to Tourists from All Countries Except China)

Maldives Reopens to Tourists from Around the World

The Maldives has announced that it is reopening its borders to tourists from all countries in July. All visitors will be required to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before arrival. Travelers without a negative test result will be required to take a test on arrival and wait for the results in a designated facility. Visitors will also be required to fill in a health declaration form, and there will be temperature screenings at the airport.

The Maldives, a popular holiday destination, is known for its beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and luxurious resorts. The country's economy is heavily reliant on touri, and the industry has been hit hard by the pandemic. In March, the government closed its borders to international travelers.

Health and Safety Measures in Place

The Maldives Touri Board has said that hotels, resorts, guesthouses, and liveaboards have implemented health and safety guidelines to protect staff and guests against COVID-19. These measures include regular cleaning of all public areas, social distancing, and the use of personal protective equipment by staff. In addition, wellness centers and spas will only be allowed to operate with prior appointments, and there will be limited capacity in dining areas.

For tourists interested in diving, the Maldives authorities have also issued guidelines for dive centers and instructors to follow. These include enhanced sanitization measures for dive equipment and limiting the number of divers per trip.

The New Normal for Travel

The reopening of the Maldives to tourists is a positive step for the touri industry. However, it is important to remember that traveling during these times is not without risk. Tourists must continue to follow all health and safety guidelines in place, including wearing masks in public areas and practicing social distancing. Furthermore, countries may have different entry requirements or travel restrictions in place, so it is important to research and plan accordingly.

As the world adapts to the "new normal," it is expected that the touri industry will continue to face challenges. However, the reopening of popular destinations like the Maldives offers hope that travel can resume in a safe and responsible manner.

Conclusion

The Maldives' decision to reopen its borders to tourists from all countries, except China, is a significant development for the touri industry. The country's main source of income is touri, and the pandemic has severely impacted the industry. The measures implemented by hotels and resorts will help to keep staff and tourists safe, but the onus is also on tourists to follow all guidelines in place. While travel remains risky during these times, the reopening of the Maldives offers hope that the industry can adapt and recover.