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Today was a HUGE step in the right direction for people to visit Mainland China. Here is the latest.
China Border Reopening: Mainland China Travel Update
Today’s video is all about my excitement about being able to do more travel in and out of China and welcome more people back to China for visits with their family. Information is from January 8,2023. All information could change.
I share a couple of quick facts but more just share my excitement...
Today’s video is all about my excitement about being able to do more travel in and out of China and welcome more people back to China for visits with their family. Information is from January 8,2023. All information could change.
I share a couple of quick facts but more just share my excitement about being able to open borders again today.
Enjoy.
John Thomas Abroad shares his excitement about China reopening its borders, welcoming travelers back after January 8, 2023. He provides a quick update on travel to Mainland China from Hong Kong, focusing on the positive impact of this development for families and international visitors. The video captures his enthusiasm for renewed travel opportunities in China.
Today’s video is all about my excitement about being able to do more travel in and out of China and welcome more people back to China for visits with their family. Information is from January 8,2023. All information could change.
I share a couple of quick facts but more just share my excitement about being able to open borders again today.
Enjoy.
This video is a personal expression of joy from John Thomas Abroad, celebrating the reopening of mainland China's borders on January 8th, 2023. After three years of pandemic-related restrictions, John highlights the significance of this event, particularly for those living in Hong Kong who can now cross the border without quarantine.
He emphasizes that while China isn't fully open to all travelers yet, the reopening is a huge step forward. Currently, individuals with valid visas for work, business, study, or family reunification can enter without undergoing quarantine. John contrasts this with his own experience in mid-2021, when he had to quarantine for 21 days upon returning to the U.S. This change, he believes, will facilitate many family reunions.
John recounts his recent travels within China, visiting Beijing, Shanghai, and even Macau. He also mentions the current requirement of a negative 48-hour COVID test for entry, regardless of flight connections. He notes that international flight availability is still recovering, but he observes a positive trend with flights resuming and diversions ceasing.
The video concludes with John expressing optimism for the future, anticipating the eventual return of tourist visas and a surge in international travel to China. He shares a heartwarming anecdote about a local who helped him with photos, reflecting the positive human interactions he experiences in China. Throughout the video, John's infectious enthusiasm is palpable, making it a vibrant celebration of renewed connections and the promise of future travel opportunities.
John Thomas Abroad shares his excitement about China reopening its borders after three years of pandemic restrictions. He highlights the ease of travel within China and the ability for visa holders to enter without quarantine. While tourist visas aren't yet fully open, John expresses optimism for the future of tourism in China and looks forward to welcoming more visitors.
John Thomas Abroad celebrates China's reopened borders, sharing his joy at easier travel and family reunions. A hopeful outlook for tourism.
China Travel Update: Border Reopening & Visa Information
1:13 Currently, China is open to those with valid visas for work, business, study, or family reunification. These individuals can enter without quarantine, a significant change from previous restrictions.
2:37 While China is not fully open to all travelers, the easing of restrictions is a positive development. Keep an eye out for updates on tourist visa availability.
4:44 A negative 48-hour COVID test is still required to enter China, regardless of your country of origin or whether your flight has connections.
5:01 If you're in China and planning to leave, research the requirements of your destination country. Some may require a negative COVID test before boarding.
1:13 Currently, China is open to those with valid visas for work, business, study, or family reunification. These individuals can enter without quarantine, a significant change from previous restrictions.
2:37 While China is not fully open to all travelers, the easing of restrictions is a positive development. Keep an eye out for updates on tourist visa availability.
4:44 A negative 48-hour COVID test is still required to enter China, regardless of your country of origin or whether your flight has connections.
5:01 If you're in China and planning to leave, research the requirements of your destination country. Some may require a negative COVID test before boarding.
0:00 China border reopening
0:45 Pandemic reflection
1:13 Visa requirements
2:37 Current travel status
3:27 Recent China travels
4:44 Covid test requirement
5:01 Outbound travel info
0:00 China border reopening
0:45 Pandemic reflection
1:13 Visa requirements
2:37 Current travel status
3:27 Recent China travels
4:44 Covid test requirement
5:01 Outbound travel info
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