Rwanda to reopen airports amid COVID-19
Rwanda to reopen airports amid COVID-19, this is scheduled on the 01st August 2020. Authorities made this public announcement of reopening Rwanda airports on the 04th of July 2020 thought the ministry in charge of infrastructure in Rwanda.
The reopening of airports in Rwanda amid Covid -19 by 01st August is a measure taken to facilitate the recovery of tourism in the country however, passenger safety is considered with the highest priority. The letter is quoted to highlight as below.Book Now
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“Rwanda’s airport will reopen for scheduled commercial flight operation on 1st August 2020. To ensure safety and health of passengers, crews and staff, airport operations will adhere to guidelines developed by the Ministry of Health and the recommendations of ICAO Council on Aviation recovery Task-force.
All passengers, including those in transit, will be required to show proof of Covid-19 PCR negative test from a certified laboratory, taken within 72 hours of arriving in Rwanda. For passengers entering Rwanda, a second PCR test will be conducted upon arrival, with results delivered in 24 hours during which time they will remain in designated hotels at own cost.
Any further updates will be communicated as the situation develops”.
Tourists can start planning to travel to Rwanda now following the set guidelines and be able to undertake Rwanda safaris including visiting Nyungwe Forests for a Chimpanzee Rwanda Tour or do a canopy walk that is well known for. It is exciting news to many tour operators in the region to learn that Rwanda to reopen airports in the next few days which will mark the restart of tourism that for the last 4 months, dark clouds had covered it. Travel will always endure amid tough times and many tourists that had booked their Rwanda safaris from September on-wards are confident to travel to Rwanda once commercial flights in to Rwanda starts soon.
Guidelines for international visitors are well stipulated and everyone is to adhere to them and access to national parks will only be granted to those with negative COVID-19 results. We want to wish everyone heading to Rwanda for a safari a safe travel and everyone is extremely excited to see this taking shape come 1st August 2020 as the world awaits for the NEW normal. Thumps up Rwanda to reopen airports amid COVID-19.
