March 19, 20224 yr From Chanel News Asia YANGON: Myanmar will resume international passenger flights from Apr 17, the military said on Saturday (Mar 19), lifting a two-year ban on foreign tourists. The Southeast Asian nation closed its borders to visitors in March 2020 at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in an attempt to prevent rising infections. "We will open all international flights on Apr 17, and can fly as regularly," said the National Central Committee on Prevention, Control and Treatment of Coronavirus Disease, citing falling COVID-19 infections. Visitors will be required to quarantine for a week - undergoing two PCR tests - and must be fully vaccinated, according to the health ministry.
March 19, 20224 yr Active Members 4 hours ago, reader said: Visitors will be required to quarantine for a week - undergoing two PCR tests Still too onerous.
March 31, 20224 yr As beautiful as all of those spa boys are, I'd be hard-pressed to visit any time in the near future
April 1, 20224 yr I definitely will not be visiting while the military junta continues committing war crimes on the people of Myanmar.
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