Taiwan has announced plans to reopen to business travellers and shorten quarantine for all arrivals, slightly loosening restrictions in one of the few places alongside China still pursuing a zero-Covid-19 strategy, reports Reuters.
Taiwan's Central Epidemic Command Centre (CECC) said restrictions would ease in early March for foreigners coming in for business purposes, including inspection, investment, employment or fulfilling contractual obligations.
“We will open to foreign business people starting March 7 in line with some relaxations in the overall pandemic prevention measures,” said Chen Tsung-yen, deputy head of the CECC.
