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Japan-South Korea Business Travel To Resume Soon
Japan and South Korea are likely to allow business travels soon between the countries, to revive economy. Reportedly, short-term visitors will have to provide a COVID-19 negative test report along with a travel itinerary, to skip quarantine. However, long term visitors will have to undergo a test followed by two weeks of self-isolation. It is said that the Japanese Government is expecting this could help mend ties with South Korea.
Tags: International Travel, Asia, Japan, South Korea
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
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Travel Company Announces Bus Voyage From Delhi to London
Gurugram-based travel company Adventures Overland has announced the "first-ever hop-on/hop-off" 20-seater bus service from Delhi to London, called ‘Bus to London’. Reportedly, the bus will cover around 20,000 km in 70 days, touching the land of 18 countries including Thailand, China, Russia and Germany among others. The visa and staying arrangements en route will also be made by the company. It will cost Rs 15 lakh per person.
Tags: Travel Planning, International Travel, Europe, Asia, Delhi, london
Courtesy: NEWS18
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Armenia Lifts Ban on Tourism, Issues New Quarantine Rules for Foreigners
The Armenian government has lifted the ban on foreign passengers which was imposed in March. The country now encourages foreign travelers and is set to resume tourism. The passengers arriving at Armenia will have to undergo a two-week quarantine, however they can choose to skip this, by doing a PCR test. Armenia is one of the oldest countries in the world with a rich history and heritage.
Tags: Travel, Tourism, Armenia, Asia
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