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Tourists are losing their dreams. Japan prepares to unlock business groups first.
After previous news that the government and tourism of Japan are preparing to unlock for 4 countries that have already dealt with the COVID-19 outbreak, consisting of Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam and Thailand in the future. Summer or around July onwards, causing many parties, including the tourism sector and groups of tourists who love and are fascinated by traveling in Japan, have prepared and prepared with this news.
But then the dream had to be shattered when the news agency’s website Japan’s Asahi reported, citing undisclosed sources, that It’s just a condition that can be used to consider entering the country. The Japanese authorities may focus on a group of businessmen first. and will only be able to travel to hotels and places of contact such as factories and business offices only.
Those traveling must comply with the following public health protocols in Japan. That is, there must be an infection test from the country of origin and check again upon arriving in Japan. As seen from the news, Japan is not yet officially open for tourism. So let’s wait patiently. It will soon return to a normal situation.
Read original news… Translated from Japanese
Negotiations on immigration relaxation with four countries International traffic may resume before the summer.
The government has decided to enter into negotiations with Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, and New Zealand to ease restrictions on border measures to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. If conditions are met, both sides will accept business people. It is now possible that some international travel will be resumed as early as before summer.
This was confirmed by several government officials. The government is wary of a “second wave,” and has maintained a cautious stance on easing border measures. judged to be It was decided to be the target country for the first round.
Since February, the government has stepped up its border control measures, with a total of 111 countries and regions subject to entry bans. In principle, foreigners are not allowed to enter the country, and Japanese returning to Japan are asked to take a PCR test and wait at home for two weeks even if the result is negative. Four countries that will enter negotiations soon are also currently subject to entry bans.
Business people who meet certain conditions, such as having a negative PCR test in their own country, are expected to be allowed to enter by the government. If the PCR test at the time of entry is also negative, we are considering allowing activities at limited locations such as business partner companies and factories, in addition to hotels and other places of stay. Ask them not to use public transport to travel.
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