Bali eases rules for tourists


We’re back: Foreign tourists carrying their luggage as they arrive at the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. — Reuters

Bali scrapped quarantine for vaccinated tourists from more than 20 countries and reintroduced visas on arrival as the Indonesian holiday island pushes ahead with reopening after two years of Covid-19 curbs.

The loosening comes as a wave of Omicron infections wanes across the South-East Asian archipelago and after some international airlines resumed direct flights in recent weeks.

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