Hong Kong Lifts Travel Ban For 9 Countries

Exciting news for international travellers! Hong Kong has decided to resume global flight operations for nine countries, including the US, the UK, India, Canada, and Pakistan. Travellers from these countries can enter Hong Kong with effect from April 1. The Hong Kong leader, Carrie Lam, announced that travellers’ compulsory hotel quarantine period would be reduced from fourteen to seven days. However, when entering Hong Kong, they are required to carry a negative nucleic acid test report and do a COVID-19 test at the airport before they travel to the hotel for quarantine. The development enables more visitors to stay at a world-class Wan Chai hotel like the award-winning Dorsett Wan Chai, Hong Kong, and explore the country. Learn more about travel requirements and exceptions in Hong Kong by visiting the article on Shift.com.