Barbados wants to bring back the tourists... telecommuting - The Point

To boost tourism in a period is always very difficult, everyone has a different technique. Where some countries go as far as to finance the vacation of their fe

Barbados wants to bring back the tourists... telecommuting - The Point

To boost tourism in a period is always very difficult, everyone has a different technique. Where some countries go as far as to finance the vacation of their fellow citizens within their country, as it is the case of Italy, others are capitalizing on the changes made by the company. The Barabade, paradise island located in the Caribbean, where tourism is an enormous burden has devised a plan of action to convince travelers around the world who will, on July 12, returning to the pacing of its dream beaches.

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As we explained in Geo, the government of Barbados wishes to attract tourists beyond the simple holiday by allowing them to come and settle on the island. This is addressed to those who, increasingly, are working at a distance. Because short-term stays are still binding. At a press conference the prime minister of Barbados, Mia Mottley says will enable "people to come to work from abroad, so digital, so that they do not need to stay in the country where they are".

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A negative test necessary to enter

Barbados will, therefore, propose a kind of permit for working from home, a 12-month visa, which will encourage travelers to work from the island and to be able to more easily leave and return. Visitors arriving on the island must provide a negative test for the coronavirus and wear a mask at the airport. If the country of origin of the traveler is at low risk, the test can be carried out a week before the trip. In the case of high-risk countries, it will need to be made 72 hours in advance.

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Date Of Update: 09 July 2020, 23:33
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