Australia, which has banned foreigners from entering the country as a measure against the border of the new coronavirus, has resumed accepting travelers from all countries and regions for the first time in about two years on the condition of vaccination from the 21st. ..
Australia has been banning foreigners from entering the country since March in order to prevent the spread of the new corona.
Since then, deregulation has been promoted from Japan and South Korea since December last year, such as allowing entry if conditions such as vaccination completion and visa acquisition are met, but from the 21st, all countries are subject to deregulation. And expanded to the area.
On the morning of the 21st, flights from the United States and Canada arrived one after another at Sydney Airport, the largest airport in the country, and while kangaroo costumes were greeted in the arrival lobby, people were seen happy to see their families again.
A man who came to see his parents from Canada said happily, "I've been able to see my family for the first time in a while since I came to see him before the spread of the new corona."
"The tourism market will recover strongly. The warm hospitality of Australians welcoming tourists has not disappeared," said Taehan, Minister of Trade, Tourism and Investment, who was interviewed by a reporter at the airport for nearly two years. He was confident in the recovery of the tourism industry, a major industry that had been hit over the years.
In Australia, with the exception of some states, post-immigration quarantine has been abolished for those who have been vaccinated, and it is expected that full-scale resumption of overseas business and tourism travel will be expected in the future. ..