As tourism reopens from Asia to Europe, here are the dos and don’ts of post-pandemic travel

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After two years of border closures replete with a host of quarantine and travel restrictions, free travel has finally returned, to most places, for the vaccinated. Those who choose to travel now will also benefit from many destinations' removal of testing requirements, making at least some trips more convenient and less expensive than they were. Reservations have surged to the...

A tourist wears a face mask to prevent spread of the coronavirus disease during sunset near the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, on Jan 7, 2022.After two years of border closures replete with a host of quarantine and travel restrictions, free travel has finally returned, to most places, for the vaccinated.

Briton Sin Pui Ip, 31, who works for a tech start-up and is a permanent resident of Hong Kong, flew to Singapore in March, paying around HK$2,500 for a return ticket including the ability to change dates for free a few times. Still, there are deals to be found as it "really depends on when you need to travel and where you need to travel", Lee said.

Travellers should prepare all their documents, keep a copy of their vaccination records handy, and register with the relevant contact tracing apps in the country they are visiting.Travel may have opened up, but the virus still exists and someone in your party could catch it on holiday. Again, countries have different rules, but travellers generally have to self-isolate until they have tested negative.

 

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