Abu Dhabi will remove the quarantine rule for international travelers from July

Abu Dhabi has announced to lift its quarantine measure for all overseas travelers starting July 1. The country has also said that it will enhance its border with Dubai with specific procedures for tourists to make travel easier between the two emirates. The city decided to ease the restrictions after the United Arab Emirates administered enough COVID-19 vaccine doses.

Ali Al Shaiba, executive director of Tourism and Marketing, DCT Abu Dhabi said, “It will be similar to the Dubai system – the PCR protocol will be different from high-risk to low-risk destinations. The quarantine will not be an option.

As of now, Abu Dhabi needs travelers to quarantine for 10 days unless they are from a green list country. Al Shaiba further said that they are announcing an extended green list which will cover a majority of the markets that they are tapping into.

The executive said that they are monitoring new markets to get the loss caused by large markets like India, UK, and Germany being shut down. “We’re monitoring and analyzing these markets on a weekly basis, to find out where are the opportunities (and) which markets we can tap into.. to cover the loss that we might have in other markets,” said Al Shaiba.

When travel resumes in Abu Dhabi, tourists can enjoy a lot of interesting activities which include kayaking and zip lining through the middle of a roller coaster at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi.

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