In November last year, Seychelles stepped up its health protocols requiring all visitors to undergo a COVID-19 PCR test. This test was carried out on the sixth day after an arrival; previously, only tourists from “Category Two” countries had to undergo a PCR test, but with this new measure, those from “Category One” countries were also tested. As per the guidelines of the Public Health Authority (PHA), a tested visitor should consider the result “negative” unless informed otherwise 24 hours after the sample was taken. For updated information, travellers should check the official government website: http://www.health.gov.sc
The country which has been welcoming tourists from 1st August 2020 saw a steady increase of arrivals led by visitors from the UAE followed by Germany and Switzerland. It remains a safe travel destination and for those in search of all-inclusive resorts, Seychelles offers some key properties to choose from; this includes the likes of Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas which follow strict health and hygiene protocols.
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