The tourism reopening scheme returns from Tuesday, but its critics say there are still unresolved flaws in the system
Passengers walk through a terminal at Suvarnabhumi airport on Monday, as the airport sees an uptick in passengers prior to the relaunch of the Test & Go scheme. (Photo: Wichan Charoenkiatpakul)
After being disrupted by the fifth wave of coronavirus for more than a month, the quarantine-free Test & Go scheme for vaccinated tourists is reinstated on Tuesday.
However, as the Omicron threat is still rocking the country with an average of 8,000 cases per day, the resurrection of Test & Go this time comes with additional conditions that pose even more challenges to the recovery of tourism, as the old…
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