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Barbados removes COVID-19 entry protocols

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Barbados has discontinued all COVID-19-related entry protocols.

This means no testing requirements to enter Barbados whether travelers are vaccinated or unvaccinated.

Masks optional

In addition, masks will now be optional in general. Masks are still mandatory when traveling on public transportation, for people with COVID-19 and those working in or visiting healthcare facilities, nursing homes, hospitals and senior citizens' homes. 

'This is the last step for us, which reflects our position as fully open for business ...' said Lisa Cummins, minister of tourism and international transport.

TAGS: Ports & Destinations Americas & Caribbean Barbados coronavirus Lisa Cummins
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