The latest World Tourism Barometer released by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) shows that in the first five months of this year, international tourism recovered strongly, and the number of international tourists worldwide reached 250 million, more than three times that of the same period last year (22 1%) and nearly half (46%) of the pre-epidemic level in 20 19.
Up to now, 79 countries and regions around the world have lifted all entry restrictions on the COVID-19 epidemic, and the rest countries are basically open to people who have been vaccinated. The World Tourism Organization believes that the recovery of international tourism will be further strengthened in the second half of 2022. It is predicted that the number of international tourists will return to 55% to 70% of the level of 20 19 in 2022, which is equivalent to an increase of 90% to 140% compared with 202 1.
Countries and regions that have lifted all entry restrictions in COVID-19.
COVID-19's lifting of entry restrictions refers to:
-No vaccine certificate is required.
-There is no need for nucleic acid testing in COVID-19 (before departure and after arrival).
-No need for isolation
-Before the entry policy returns to the epidemic, there will be no restrictions related to the COVID-19 epidemic.
In Asia, Afghanistan, Oman, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kuwait, Maldives (tourists still need to fill out the "traveler's health declaration form" at most 48 hours before arrival and confirm the hotel reservation during the whole stay), Mongolia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Jordan, Yemen, Armenia and Vietnam.
European Schengen member countries: Austria, Estonia, Iceland, Belgium, Poland, Denmark, France, Finland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Malta, Norway, Portugal (only Azores tourists must fill in the "Health Form on Arrival in Azores" and "Draft Declaration on Cross-island Travel" on arrival), Sweden, Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Portugal.
Argentina, Dominica, Cuba, Grenada, Costa Rica, Aruba, Bonaire, Cura? ao, Mexico, El Salvador, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, British Malvinas Islands/Falkland Islands.
Oceania Australia
Africa: Egypt, Benin, Congo (Brazzaville), Gabon, Portuguese Madeira Islands, Tunisia.
Although COVID-19's entry restrictions have not been completely lifted, countries and regions that are open to tourists from China.
Although some countries and regions continue to impose some entry restrictions on COVID-19, they are relatively relaxed and most people can meet the entry conditions.
Asia United Arab Emirates
The UAE consists of seven Emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al-Khaimah, Ajman, Fujairah and Umm al-Qaiwan, among which Sharjah is the only country in the UAE that has territorial borders with the other six Emirates. The entry regulations of the Emirates are basically the same, all of which are proof of complete vaccination, negative report of PCR nucleic acid detection within 48 hours before departure, and certificate of recovery within 1 month. However, it is worth noting that Abu Dhabi Airport requires that negative reports of PCR nucleic acid detection must be provided within 48 hours before departure.
Bhutan
Bhutan plans to reopen its borders on September 23, when it will charge international tourists a "sustainable development fee" of $200 per person per day.
the Philippines
The Philippines accepts any kind of vaccination certificate from all countries. Among them, 18-year-old and above tourists need to be vaccinated in the whole process and vaccinated with booster vaccine; Tourists aged 12- 17 need to be vaccinated all the time; /kloc-tourists under the age of 0/2 should travel with their parents or guardians, who have been fully vaccinated and received intensive injections.
South Korea
Regardless of nationality and vaccination history, all people entering Korea are allowed to avoid isolation. Before passengers leave, PCR nucleic acid detection or rapid antigen detection within 48 hours, and negative certificates are uploaded to the Korean "Quarantine Information Input System" (Q-CODE), which can avoid isolation. Jeju Island has also resumed visa-free entry.
Cambodia
Cambodia resumes visa on arrival. Inbound passengers only need to show their vaccination certificates (including Chinese medicine and Kexing vaccine); Inbound passengers who are not vaccinated or not fully vaccinated only need to undergo rapid inspection on arrival, without isolation.
Laos
Holders of complete vaccination certificates can enter Laos; /kloc-those over 0/2 years old who do not have a complete vaccination certificate, and those whose rapid test results are negative within 48 hours before entry, do not need to be tested for virus after entry.
Myanmar (Southeast Asian countries)
Myanmar resumed its electronic tourist visa business. Foreigners with visas must prepare the following documents when entering Myanmar by commercial flights: 1) to prove that they have completed vaccination (including Chinese medicine and Kexing vaccine) before entering Myanmar 14, and children under 12 can be exempted from this requirement when they enter the country with their parents who have completed vaccination; 2) Negative report of nucleic acid detection within 72 hours; 3) Certificate of purchasing COVID-19 insurance in Myanmar insurance company; 4) health declaration form; 5) Fill in the form for accepting the rapid test kit. When foreigners arrive at Myanmar airport, they need to use RDT detection reagent for COVID-19 detection in the designated area.
Japan
Japan resumed accepting foreign tourists visiting Japan, initially limiting the target to tour groups accompanied by tour guides. , easy to manage the trip. Only "blue" countries and regions that enter Japan for sightseeing, including China, are allowed to enter the country within the quota of 20,000 people, and are exempt from inspection and isolation when entering the country.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka recognizes the China version of the Health Certificate for International Travel. Passengers who have completed vaccination can take any flight in srilankan airlines without any form of nucleic acid testing before departure.
Thailand
Thailand is fully open to tourists from all over the world and cancels visa fees for foreign tourists. Thailand's pass system has been abolished and replaced by another simple system. However, foreign tourists still need to produce a complete vaccination certificate or vaccine passport when purchasing vaccines (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines), and purchase travel medical insurance with an insured amount of not less than 20,000 US dollars. No more nucleic acid detection and isolation measures after entry. Thailand implements an electronic visa policy for China citizens. From July 1 day to February 3 1 day, 2022, the longest stay in Thailand can be extended to 45 days.
Brunei
Brunei allows air passengers from countries on the green channel list (including China) to enter the country without being quarantined. Eligible passengers must undergo virus testing before departure and after arrival.
Singapore
Passengers who are fully vaccinated (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines) can enter Singapore without any entry approval. Passengers who have not been fully vaccinated must have an approval letter or vaccine exemption from Singapore government agencies, or have received a confirmation email from SGAC, and submit a health statement (SG) three days before arrival.
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Indonesia
Overseas travelers going to Indonesia must complete the second dose of COVID-19 vaccination/0/4 days before departure, and carry out nucleic acid detection 48 hours before departure, and there is no need for isolation after inbound travel. In addition, Bali has opened a special visa service on arrival to foreign tourists from 42 countries and regions, including China.
Israel
Israel allows all foreign tourists to enter the country, regardless of whether they have been vaccinated or not. As long as they complete a PCR nucleic acid test before leaving and after arriving in Israel, and both results are negative, there is no need to accept isolation or submit a special permit application.
Europe Holland
The Netherlands continues to impose a-19 entry ban on all passengers from countries outside the EU/Schengen area. Non-EU passengers must show proof of vaccination or rehabilitation before entering the Netherlands. At present, all travelers who do not hold these two certificates are prohibited from entering the Netherlands.
Spain
Spain continues to require tourists from third countries to meet certain entry requirements. All passengers from non-EU countries 12 years old or older must present vaccination certificates (including Beijing Bio-and Kexing vaccines), rehabilitation certificates within 6 months, PCR test results within 72 hours before arrival or rapid antigen test results within 24 hours before arrival. Passengers who can show one of them can enter Spain for various purposes. Passengers who do not hold the EU digital certificate or other EU equivalent documents must fill in the health control form.
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Brazil in the United States
Passengers who have been vaccinated (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines) must show a complete vaccination certificate issued at least/0/4 days before boarding the plane when they arrive in Brazil; Those who have not been vaccinated must show negative proof of nucleic acid test before boarding the plane, but there is no need to isolate them after arriving in Pakistan.
Canada
Canada's entry restrictions will be extended at least until September 30. This means that foreign tourists still need to provide proof of comprehensive vaccination (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines) before entering Canada; Vaccinated passengers still need to be tested for nucleic acid on arrival and the eighth day after entry, and must be quarantined for 14 days. /kloc-children under 0/2 years old traveling with fully vaccinated adults will be exempted from quarantine and do not need isolation. All passengers entering Canada must submit vaccination certificates and other information on the arrival can application form.
United States of America
All passengers entering the United States by plane must show the complete vaccination certificate of the vaccine before boarding the plane (Kexing and Sinopharm have been approved), and must provide personal contact information to the airline before boarding the plane. Those who have not been vaccinated need to isolate themselves for 7 days after arrival, and carry out nucleic acid testing within 3-5 days.
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Chile has cancelled entry requirements, including vaccination certificates and PCR testing. However, there are still some restrictions, including the need to vaccinate enhancers (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines) to qualify for a digital vaccine passport, and the need for a digital vaccine passport to enter various venues and activities in Chile. They also kept random tests on arrival, digital health affidavits and compulsory travel health insurance covering COVID-19.
Oceania Fiji
China passport holders can visit Fiji visa-free. Fiji's entry policy requires that tourists aged 65,438+06 and above must be vaccinated with two doses of vaccines (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines) in the whole process, and at the same time provide proof of appointment for antigen testing (rapid antigen testing within 48-72 hours after arrival in Fiji) and proof of travel insurance including COVID-19 insurance.
New Zealand
Passengers from all countries who have been vaccinated and hold valid visas (including all visa types) can enter the country without isolation upon arrival. New Zealand * * * approved six China vaccines, namely Kangxinuo, zhifei, Kangtai, Beijing Sinopharm, Wuhan Sinopharm and Kexing Vaccine. In addition, New Zealand's maritime borders are also open, and both cruise ships and yachts can enter Hong Kong.
Africa Algeria
Persons entering Algeria must hold vaccination certificates (including Sinopharm and Kexing vaccines) within 9 months. Persons who have not been vaccinated are required to provide negative proof of nucleic acid test within 72 hours when entering the country.
Papua New Guinea
International passengers aged 65, 438+08 and above who have been completely vaccinated with vaccines such as Sinopharm and Kexing must show their negative nucleic acid test certificate, electronic health code and vaccination certificate at check-in within 72 hours before boarding the plane. Children under 5 years old can be exempted from inspection. Those who have positive experience in nucleic acid testing within 3 months before entering Papua New Guinea are required to provide a non-infectious certificate issued by a qualified medical institution of their origin.
Mauritius
All passengers entering Mauritius only need to fill in the travel integrated electronic registration form before departure, buy health insurance from COVID-19, provide negative report of nucleic acid test within 72 hours before departure, and carry out antigen test as required on the day of arrival at the hotel. If the result is negative, they can start their holiday trip.
International travelers who have been vaccinated with two doses of Kexing vaccine in South Africa only need to show their vaccination certificates when they arrive at the port of entry in South Africa; Travelers who are not vaccinated or partially vaccinated can also enter South Africa, but PCR must be provided within 72 hours.
Negative test certificate.
Niger
If the following conditions are met and relevant certificates are provided, inspection can be exempted when entering Niger: China passengers are required to provide a negative report of nucleic acid test within 3 days; Complete vaccination (including China national medicine vaccine) immunization program 4 weeks before joining the group.