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The Maldives, having opened its doors to international travellers back in 2020 itself, is now receiving good numbers of tourist arrivals. PCR tests and quarantine procedures (for those who get tested positive) are in place and the vaccination program has already covered over half of its local population. World authorities have declared that the Maldives is a safe country to travel to during the pandemic and this has made this country to be even more popular among travellers today.
In the Maldives, things to do are plenty, and although some of the attractions are not yet opened to the general public due to health and safety concerns, all resorts the likes of Milaidhoo Island Maldives are open to accepting guests. Since the island resorts are located so far from each other, the experts believe self-isolation is never a hard practice to follow when in the Maldives.
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