How to reopen Australia: experts explain what’s needed for post-Covid international travel sooner than mid-2022
High vaccination rates, purpose-built quarantine facilities and a traffic light system for destinations would help to ease border restrictions
International travel by early next year, permission to quarantine at home and a traffic light system to define high-risk countries should be part of a plan to reopen Australia to the rest of the world, according to experts who spoke to Guardian Australia.
Frustrated by the lack of strategy from the federal government about how and when border restrictions could be eased, the president of the Australian Medical Association, Dr Omar Khorshid, has said the government could open international borders early in the new year if it made vaccines mandatory for anyone wanting to travel.
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