Easia Travel’s Destinations: 29.05.2020
VIETNAM
COVID-19 Cases: 327 recorded cases. 278 of the patients have already been discharged from hospitals (No new Covid-19 cases caused by community transmission since 17 April 2020)
Entry Conditions:
- As of 0:00 AM on 22 March 2020, Vietnam has suspended entry at all borders for all nationalities until further notice.
- Vietnamese nationals or diplomatic travelers who are permitted entry will be sent to medical camps for centralized quarantine for 14 days.
- 30-day Evisa applications are possible from 01 July 2020, however regulations regarding eligibility or possible quarantine measures are yet to be formally announced. At the current time we believe this means that applications will be possible, but visas for tourism may not be granted until a later date. We are awaiting further updates from the government, which we will share as soon as possible.
Health Check/Declarations:
- Vietnamese government has required everybody to wear face masks in crowded places such as airports, during all flights, bus stations, and supermarkets or when they use public transportation.
Hotel News
Please click to see the following hotels that have been closed/stopped operating and the effective dates:
Attraction News:
Please click to see the following list of activities that have been canceled and the effective dates
Northern Vietnam
- Vietnam Grand Prix Company has announced that the Vietnam Formula One Grand Prix scheduled for 3-5 April will be postponed until further notice.
Central Vietnam
Southern Vietnam
Mekong Delta
THAILAND
COVID-19 Cases: 3,065 recorded cases. of the patients have already been discharged from hospitals.
Entry Conditions and Health Check/Declarations:
- Following the Emergency Decree announced by Thailand’s Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration, any entry/access points (land, sea and air) to the country will be restricted until 31 May 2020.
- All international passenger flights are banned until 30 June 2020. Airports are still open (with the exception of Phuket International Airport until further notice) & Thai authorities are not blocking foreigners leaving for the time being.
The Resumption of domestic flights are as follows
- As of 3 April 2020, the Prime Minister has announced a national curfew from 11:00 PM – 04:00 AM until further notice. Exceptions are made for medical and banking personnel, transportation of medical supplies and goods, people who work night shifts, transportation of people to the designated quarantine areas and people who travel to and from the airport.
- Foreign visitors whose visas expired on 26 March 2020 or thereafter will be granted automatic visa extensions until 31 July, 2020 without having an apply for an extension. For more information, please click here.
- As of 28 May 2020, the National Security Council chief of Thailand has set 1 July 2020 as the end of the national lockdown. This lift will include all business and activities; inter-provincial and international travel, as well as the end of emergency decree and curfew. Further details will be announced at a later date. The State of Emergency decree will remain in place until the end of June 2020.
Hotel, Attraction & Activity News:
- Various events & festivals (for instance all Songkran festivities) have been cancelled or postponed. Various spas, bars, restaurants and entertainment businesses have been closed until further notice.
- Various entertainment businesses, bars and pubs remain closed until further notice.
The following are a list of hotels that have been closed, cancelled and the effective dates:
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The following is a list of cruises that have been stopped operating and the effective dates:
The following is a list of sites and activities that have been closed, cancelled and the effective dates:
CAMBODIA
COVID-19 Cases: 124 recorded cases. 122 patients have already been discharged from hospital and recovered.
Entry Conditions:
- As of 20th May, travelers from France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Spain & USA will be able to visit Cambodia. Requirements mentioned below are applied to all nationalities who wish to enter Cambodia:
- COVID-19 test with negative result within 72 hours prior to travel
- Proof of insurance with $50,000 in medical coverage
- VOA (Visa on Arrivals) and E-visa are not currently available. Travelers are required to apply for visas at Cambodian Consulates or Embassies outside Cambodia
- A risk assessment when travelers arrive Cambodia is mandatory to decide if they need to be quarantined for 14 days in a centralized area or can undertake 14 days of self-isolation
- As of 00:00 AM on 21 March, the border between Vietnam and Cambodia (by land, waterway, and air); Cambodia – Laos, Cambodia -Thailand land borders will be closed for all travelers (including Vietnamese and Cambodian passport holders) until further notice.
Health Check/Declarations:
- Health screening is performed at all airports, including temperature checks.
- For urgent travel during the suspension period, all foreigners are now required to obtain a visa in advance.
- Repatriation flight for French citizens: please contact the email address: consulat.phnom-penh-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr and send a copy of your Cambodian visa and your contact details for further information.
Hotel News:
Please click to see the following hotels that have been closed/stopped operating and the effective dates
Some hotels are choosing to renovate during this quiet period. For details on renovations taking place, please contact us for more information.
From April 01, 2020 til October 10, 2020
Attraction News:
Various events & festivals have been cancelled or postponed. Various spas, bars, restaurants and entertainment businesses have been closed until further notice. Please contact us if you have any specific inquiries about festivals, events, shows, or attractions.
Please click to see a list of shows; attractions ceasing activities until further notice (please note, the list is subject to change at any time)
LAOS
COVID-19 Cases: 19 confirmed cases. 16 of the patients have already been discharged from hospitals (No new Covid-19 cases since 13 April 2020).
Entry Conditions:
- As of 20 March, total suspension of visas (including tourist visa, visa on arrival, e-visa) at every entry point, along with the closure of all traditional checkpoints.
- All international and inter-provincial and traditional borders must remain closed to all people.
- Savannakhet International Airport has been temporarily closed until further notice.
Health Check/Declarations: Health screening is performed at all airports, including temperature checks.
- It is prohibited to organize gatherings of any sort of more than 10 people
- Cultural events, Lao New Year festivities (13-16 April 2020), religious gatherings, weddings, and other recreational activities are prohibited
- All entertainment venues, beer gardens, bars, cinemas, karaoke venues, spa and massage parlors, casinos, night markets, indoor fitness gyms, outdoor team sports venues must remain closed
Hotel & Cruise News: Please click to see the following hotels that have been closed/stopped operating and the effective dates:
Attraction News: Various events & festivals have been cancelled or postponed. Please contact us if you have any specific inquiries about festivals, events or shows.
MYANMAR
COVID-19 Cases: 206 confirmed cases. 126 of the patients have already been discharged from hospital
Entry Conditions:
- Temporary Suspension of Visa on arrival and E-Visa: The Myanmar Government has temporarily suspended issuance of Visa On Arrival and E-visa for all countries until further notice.
- All international commercial flight arrivals have been suspended until 31 May 2020.
Land border closure (until further notice)
Myanmar – India border
- Tamu-Moreh border gates
Myanmar – Thailand border
- Tachileik
- Myawaddy
- Kawthaung
- Htee Khee
Myanmar – Bangladesh border
Myanmar – China
Myanmar – Laos
Health Check/Declarations:
- Health screening is performed at all airports, including temperature checks.
- A national curfew has been imposed for residents of these regions below from 10:00 PM – 04:00 AM. Exceptions are made for medical and essential matters.
- Sagaing Region: from 13 April 2020 until further notice
- The government has cut the night-time curfew by two hours for all states and regions including Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw , to 12 AM – 4 AM
Hotel News: The following is a list of hotels that have been closed, cancelled and the effective dates:
Attraction News:
The following is a list of sites and activities that have been closed, cancelled and the effective dates:
- Thingyan Water Festival (Myanmar New Year) 13-16 April 2020 is cancelled
OTHER NOTES
Suggestions for travelers:
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- Bring hand sanitizing gel (our guides can assist with purchase if required)
- Carefully wash hands during the day with soap and water, for at least 20 seconds. Use sanitizing gel if soap and water are not available
- Try to avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
- Refrain from drinking water from unknown sources
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Operational notes:
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- Easia Travel no longer issues wet tissues to travelers on the ground, as part of our sustainability policy
- Easia guides are able to support guests’ purchasing sanitizing gel & face masks where required, however it’s preferable for guests to pack and bring to Southeast Asia if possible, due to availability in various regions
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For information on your clients’ upcoming trip to Southeast Asia with us, please contact your dedicated Sales Executive or the Sales Development Manager in your region directly.
Statistics listed above are based on https://corona.kompa.ai/ reports.
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