Madeira archipelago allows vaccinated tourists to enter
The archipelago of Madeira (Portugal) has opened a “green corridor” for travelers with COVID-19 vaccines, and for those with coronavirus infection.
Travel Daily Media reports: Madeira is already accepting tourists with negative COVID-19 tests taken within 72 hours of travel. Now the archipelago is ready to welcome travelers who have been vaccinated, as well as those who have had coronavirus.”
An official vaccination certificate is accepted for each country. It should indicate that the tourist received two doses of the vaccine (with dates) and passed the immunization stage.
“In addition, evidence of recovery from COVID-19 in the last 90 days, confirmed by the country of origin, is accepted. It should contain the name, date of birth, information about the transferred COVID-19 marked "recovered".
Documentation of vaccinations or transmitted coronavirus in English should be sent by tourists to the Madeirasafe app before the tour to Madeira.
Madeira is an autonomous region of Portugal located on the archipelago of the same name. It is famous for its warm subtropical climate and fortified wines. On the main island of the archipelago - Madeira - tourists are waiting for relict forests, rocks, pebble beaches, settlements in the delta of the Faja River.
Source: tourism.interfax
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