Here's all the pandemic-related travel news that you may have missed this week.
The people of Melbourne have spent 260 days under lockdown, but that ended this week. Locals celebrated the lifting of restrictions on October 21 by going to bars, hugging their friends and dancing in the streets.
Upon testing negative, guests can travel freely about the country, but anyone who tests positive will have to spend up to 14 days self-isolating at their own expense. Those looking to drive the Great Ocean Road and visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building can start dreaming about 2022.The actor said the #GetChristoCowra campaign"warmed his heart" and promised to visit the Australian town next year.
While the level 4 listing could sound ominous, it is only a suggestion and not a ban. Other popular travel destinations currently at the same level include Greece, Ireland, Switzerland and the UK.until November 21 -- that means that employees are encouraged to work from home as much as possible and public gatherings are limited to just two people.6. A big plane takes on a small project
Upon arrival, they will need to undergo a second PCR test and check into a Thailand Safety and Health Administration accredited hotel for one night to await the results of their test.