Australia and New Zealand scheduled a partial opening of their borders. Passengers will be able to fly to the Australian cities of Sydney and Darwin without going into quarantine from Oct. 16 if they were recently in a non-hot spot area of New Zealand.
FILE - In this Oct. 26, 2018, file photo, a father and his son create sand formations on the beach during sunset in Boracay island, Philippines. Two of the most popular Philippine tourist destinations, including Boracay beach, have partially reopened, Friday, Oct. 2, 2020, drawing only a fraction of their usual huge crowds given continuing coronavirus restrictions.
But New Zealand will continue to insist on travelers from Australia going into hotel quarantine for two weeks on arrival.ADVERTISEMENT But travelers who have visited a New Zealand “hot spot” — defined as a region that has reported three new infections a day over three days — would not be exempt from quarantine.
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