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The Covid-19 pandemic has brought trips to stop, as countries rushed to close their borders in order to stop the spread of the virus. Now, when the numbers begin to decrease, some restrictions are raised because it becomes prudent again at the target. But while some places are stillInstitute strict quarantines And requiring proof of a negative covidation test or a vaccination of visitor's arrival, other popular destinations take a much more difficult line by stating that unvaccinated travelers are prohibited to enter at the moment. Read it to see which countries are out of bounds to those without their blows.

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After reopening the tourists who have tested negative for COVID on November 20, 2020, Anguilla was touched by a push of case in April who sent the small Caribbean island in the lock for a month. But from July 1st, the borders will reopen with the obligation that any visitor who iseligible to receive the vaccine At least three full weeks before arrival.

Although children are exempted from the vaccine requirement, the new policy will eliminate quarantines and remove the $ 300 entry fee set up for vaccinated visitors, according to the Anguilla Tourist Board website. They also specify that groups of travel with a combination of people who are not eligible for the vaccine, such as children, "will not need quarantine, but they will need a negative PCR test from 3 to 3 to 5 days before arrival and can be tested upon arrival, then during their stay, "which can be subjected to fees.

As a popular tourist destination for travelers around the world, Spain is one of the countries wishing to return for a visit. But a recentStatement by the Spanish Government set up on June 7 limited, which can enter their borders: only residents of the Member States of the European Union and a list of 10 "low incidence" countries, including Australia, New Zealand, the Japan and China, can visit "without the need for diagnostic tests or immunization or immunity certificates." All other tourists, including Americans, must show proof of vaccination at least two weeks before Enter Spain.

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If you hope soak the sun on the Caribbean islands of St. Kitts and Nevis, make sure you get your shots before booking your flights. May 29, Prime MinisterTimothy Harris responded to an epidemic of the virus by closing the borders to allVisitors not vaccinated After having managed to stay without hatching for months, CNBC reports.

"The previously announced tripRequirements for unvaccinated travelers Are void and nil, "Harris said in a statement announcing the changes. But while anyone received a European or American vaccine may participate, families with unvaccinated children are needed for" holidays in place "for two weeks. in Besides, 18 hours. The curfew is in effect and all the sights of the islands will remain closed until June 26th.

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Recently, the Caribbean Island of St. Barts announced that he had received permission from the French government to lift the prohibition of four months of long-term visitors andreopen to American tourists As of June 9, however, any more than 18 year-old visitor is required to be vaccinated for at least two weeks and will always have to provide a negative CVIV-19 test within three days before arrival, with the exception of children under the age of 10. The French overseas territory does not require any person ofQuarantine or self-isolate when they arrive.

"After two successful vaccination campaigns, the vast majority of citizens of our island are currently vaccinated and our Effective Covid-19 test center offers SWIFT service for everyone"Nils DufauPresident of the Tourism Committee of St. Barts, wrote in a statement. "Restaurants, shops, water activities, as well as all services are provided as usual. Hotels and villas are open."

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