India, Vietnam And Bali Announces Their Reopening Plans; Details Here

Since after a long ban on tourism, countries are now planning to open tourism to international tourists as people are fond of tourism nowadays and they lived in a house for almost two years.

India

India will start granting tourist visas to foreign visitors for the first time in 18 months, the country's government announced on Thursday.

According to a press release by the Ministry of Home Affairs of India, tourists arriving by chartered flight will be able to do so from October 15. Other arrivals will be allowed from November 15.

Vietnam

Vietnam plans to reopen major tourist destinations from December to vaccinated visitors from countries considered "low risk", before a full-fledged reopening targeted for June 2022.

The country announced in September that it would reopen the popular resort island of Phu Quoc this month to vaccinate foreign tourists, but its reopening has been postponed until November.

Vietnam still has a way out when it comes to vaccinating its population: more than 13% are fully vaccinated, making it one of the lowest rates in Asia.

Bali

The Indonesian island of Bali will reopen its airport for international arrivals on October 14, officials have announced.

According to Indonesia's Minister of Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, Bali Ngurah Rai Airport in Denpasar will start welcoming arrivals from select countries.

However, Luhut Binsar Panjaitan did not clarify whether foreign tourists would be allowed.

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