Thailand mulls Covid-19 vaccine passports to boost tourism sector


Visitors picnicking in the Sukhothai Historical Park, some 430km north of Bangkok. - AFP

BANGKOK, March 6 (Xinhua): Thailand is considering Covid-19 vaccine passports and quarantine exemption amid efforts to boost the ailing tourism sector as inoculation rolled out worldwide.

Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha has ordered the foreign ministry to conduct a study into the vaccine passports.

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