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Indonesia Tourism Getting Back on Track – Certain Borders Partially Reopened

In July 2021, Indonesia partially reopened its borders for tourists in certain destinations including Bali, Bintan and Batam; this positive move provided a vital boost to the tourism industry that faced many challenges due to COVID-19. That said, due to the pandemic’s changing nature, travellers are advised to check for the latest updates regarding border openings and entry requirements before they visit.

Amongst the reasons Indonesia was able to go ahead with such a reopening was that widespread vaccination drives have taken place which have also targeted those working in the tourism industry. The government additionally launched a special certification programme covering aspects like health, cleanliness and safety which will further boost traveller confidence when heading to reopened destinations like Bintan. Hotels to be found here such as The Residence Bintan by Cenizaro have adopted stringent safety protocols, enhanced sanitation measures and physical distancing guidelines to ensure safe holidays.

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