Mauritius is the latest island destination to lift its ban on South African travellers

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South African travellers will now be allowed to visit Mauritius, after the island nation remained off-limits for more than a month.

Mauritius reopened to travellers from South Africa, and eight other previously restricted countries, on Friday.

Mauritius' decisions to reopen travel with South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia comes just one day after fellow island nation, the Seychelles,The Mauritius ban on travellers from these southern African countries was initially imposed on 27 November and added to the long list of countries with controversial Omicron-induced restrictions.

Commercial passenger flights from South Africa, and its neighbouring countries, to Mauritius were given approval to resume on Friday. Mauritius, which spent much of the pandemic secluded, reopened to international travellers in a phased approach, starting in September. The first phase restricted travellers to designated resorts.and were only allowed to visit the island nation during the second phase which began in October.

 

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