Travelers arriving in the capital of the Emirates will undergo a corona test and receive a bracelet for isolation for 14 days • This news may disrupt plans for the Israeli tourist
Travelers from around the world who come to Abu Dhabi will now have to undergo a corona test and wear insulating bracelets until they complete a 14-day isolation period.
This emerges today (Thursday) from the update of the new corona guidelines of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
Following the signing of the peace agreements, this news may disrupt the plans for the Israeli tourist, who according to various estimates will be able to visit the United Arab Emirates as early as January 2021.
The new isolation guidelines in Abu Dhabi
Those entering Abu Dhabi, as mentioned, must undergo a corona test upon arrival, and later they will have to undergo another test, on the 12th day of the isolation period, in order to make sure that they are not infected with the virus.
If the tests confirm that the traveler is healthy, it will be possible to remove the bracelet on the 14th day and allow the stay to continue.
The medically approved bracelet will be given to travelers who come from all countries and enter Abu Dhabi from any entrance.
The current move is intended to flatten the morbidity curve in the country.
As mentioned, this news may disrupt the plans for the Israeli tourist, because the returnees from the Emirates will have to go into isolation when they return to Israel.
As is well known, after a series of amazing news regarding the relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, hotels and officials from the tourism industry in the Emirates are already planning to contact the Israeli tourist by various means.
Some of the hotels and people in the tourism industry, including guides and businessmen in the field, have already contacted Israeli bodies, including the newspaper and the "Israel Today" website, in order to cooperate and promote tourism between the two countries.
Quite a few Israelis are waiting to open the routes to the Emirates, currently Israeli Israir has already submitted a request to operate flights to Dubai, with Etihad, the Dubai-based airline, and Dubai-based Emirates probably operating routes as well.