Starting on November 1, Thailand will no longer require fully vaccinated American travelers to quarantine when they enter the country. Previously, visitors were required to provide extensive documentation, pre-book hotel rooms for seven days of quarantine upon arrival, and prepay for COVID-19 tests within the country.
Thailand officials announced in June that the country would be rolling out incentives to encourage tourists to return to the country. This latest policy update will allow visitors from at least 10 low-risk countries, including China, Germany, Singapore, the UK, and the US, to enter without quarantining on November 1. The list of countries will be expanded on December 1, then again on January 1.
“We must act quickly but still cautiously, and not miss the opportunity to entice some of the year-end and New Year holiday season travelers during the next few months to support…
