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What is travel corridor and how is it likely to impact your travel?
Travel corridors, travel bubbles and air bridges are the popular terms these days, and everyone’s wondering what it has to do with their next travel. Coming to your assistance, let me introduce you to all these terms and how is it going to impact your impending international travel. First things first, travel bubbles are all about alliances between countries which have so far defeated the coronavirus effectively. The countries that have successfully controlled the spread are put in a bubble, on mutual understanding, to represent open opportunities for travel and tourism.

Similarly, countries in travel corridor keep checking which other countries are on the same trajectory of reducing the risk of coronavirus . There comes the travel corridor, which is created alongside multiple destinations in travel bubbles.

A travel bubble is formed between two or more countries who mutually agree to open their international borders to each other. Initially, it is to emerge only between countries that have successfully dealt with the virus. However, borders will remain closed for countries outside the bubble. Also, any traveller who is displaying symptoms of coronavirus will albeit be restricted to enter the country.

It is, by far, a temporary solution to promote international travel while ensuring the minimum or no risk levels at all. Plus, it adds to hope for travel and travel tourism industry for resuming operations in a viable way.

These Countries are :
The countries gradually returning to free travel zones for UK travellers are;

#Andorra
#Germany
#NewZealand
#AntiguaandBarbuda
#Greece
#Norway
#Aruba
#Greenland
#Poland
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