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For the first time, Australia wants to enable quarantine-free travel for tourists from neighboring New Zealand in the next few weeks.
For the first time, Australia wants to enable quarantine-free travel for tourists from neighboring New Zealand in the next few weeks.
New Zealanders from Corona-free parts of the country are allowed to travel to the Australian states of New South Wales with the metropolis of Sydney and the Northern Territory with the famous Uluru (Ayers Rock) from October 16,
announced Australia's Vice Prime Minister Michael McCormack on Friday. The prerequisite is that the visitors had not been in a Covid 19 hotspot in their home country in the 14 days before.
However, the reverse should not apply: New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern continues to consider travel without any isolation to be too risky. “From our point of view, we are not yet ready to start quarantine-free trips to Australia.
You are pursuing a completely different strategy than we are and made this decision, ”said Ardern. The government stressed that New Zealanders who traveled to Australia would still have to be quarantined when they returned home.
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