After a significant drop in COVID-19 cases since the surge of Delta variant last summer, Argentina’s government is now allowing entry for fully vaccinated international travelers from around the world. However, travellers to Argentina must be fully immunised and carry a negative RT-PCR test report taken within 72 hours of arrival in Argentina. Passengers need not quarantine if they meet these criterias.
Cuba To Reopen For Tourism On November 15
Gorge on the protein dish of Comida Criolla, visit the beach resort town of Varadero and stroll along the lanes of Santa Clara as Cuba will soon reopen its doors to international tourists. With 90 per cent of the population of Cuba vaccinated with at least one dose, the Caribbean nation shall lift Covid-19 travel restrictions and implement new travel-friendly rules from November 15 onwards.
Indians can now visit the rejuvenating beach destination of Cuba from November 15. As 10 per cent of Cuba’s revenue is dependent on tourism, tour operators in Cuba are eager to welcome foreign tourists and are waiting for flights to start from Canada and Europe. According to a TOI report, Cuban Minister of Tourism Juan Carlos García revealed that the Caribbean country shall soon start flights from the USA if the government permits this. The country is optimistic that tourism will catch up by winter.
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90 Percent Of Local Population Is Vaccinated In Cuba
Francisco Camps, a supervisor at the Spanish firm Sol Melia, which has 32 hotels in Cuba revealed to Reuters that Cuba will soon become one of the safest sanitary destinations in the world. And they believe Cuba can reach tourist numbers similar to 2019. by the end of the year. Francisco also adds that a fully vaccinated population is a key selling point for the island that’s famous for clear beaches. Well, until you visit Cuba, here are some of the best islands in India.