Kolkata: The purpose of international holidays is set to reopen with the United Arab Emirates which announces that it will publish a visa to all tourists who are fully vaccinated Monday.
While the Emirates arranged to increase the frequency of flights between Dubai and Kolkata after demand for shooting trips, Flydubai will also reintroduce its flight from September.
Etihad can also continue flights between Abu Dhabi and Kolkata.
Indian Indian Carriers Indigo, Spicejet and Air India operated by flights between Kolkata and Dubai are also expected to announce their plans within a week.
According to the Travel Trade Community, Visa will be issued for all those who are fully inspired by one of the Covid-19 vaccines approved by the World Health Organization at least 14 days before traveling.
Recognized vaccines include Astrazeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer / Bionech, Sinopharm and Sinovac.
Covishield, which is an Indian brand of astrazeneca vaccine produced under a license in this country, will be accepted, said travel agent.
However, those who have taken Covaxin or Sputnik V are not eligible to travel to the UAE.
This news has brought cheerfully for the travel trade industry that has a little business out in the past half a year.
“Dubai is the second largest goal for travelers from Kolkata after Bangkok.
With Thailand still close to tourists, there will be a surge in traffic to Dubai.
Even though England and several other objectives in Europe also publish tourist visas, traveling to Dubai will be less complicated because more Close and no compulsory quarantine requirements, “appointed the Federation Travel Agency of the Chairman of India (East) Anil Punjabi.
With the UAE also held several events over the next few months, including Dubai Expo 2020 Trade Fair, the T20 World Cup T20 Male 2021 in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Muscat and IPL 2021 unfinished in Dubai.
“Dubai’s reopening has come at the right time.
Dubai Expo 2020 which will be held from October 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022, is a global event held once in four years.
Last year, it was canceled due to a pandemic.
Thousands of Indians will be excited to Attending this event which is an experience in itself, “said the Indian travel agent association (chairman) Manav Soni.
The UAE has placed India on the red list when the country passed a difficult second wave and was prohibited from traveling to Emirates to curb the spread of more malignant delta virus tensions.
Earlier this month, first open the door for those who have residency permits and then for tourist transit.
The Travel Trade community hopes that countries in Southeast Asia will also display similar measurable approaches to open their economy.
The news about the UAE came in a few hours from the Indian Civil Aviation Ministry announced his decision to continue flight air bubbles between India and Bangladesh.
The news has triggered excitement in various sectors in Kolkata, including health care and hospitality which substantially depends on Bangladeshic patients and tourists.