The border will be reopened on June 27. As the two-week quarantine measures for immigrants have also disappeared, I think we are gradually returning to an environment where it is easy to travel. However, please be aware that you will be required to complete a negative PCR test and complete a health questionnaire when you enter Japan.
The curb restrictions have been relaxed, and restaurants, cafes, and markets have been reopened. Along with this, the number of people eating out and taking a walk has increased, and the city is returning to its liveliness. Of course, everyone is trying to prevent viruses, such as wearing a mask and protecting their social distance.
Until July 10th, a “sanitary emergency” was announced all over Morocco, but it is now possible to go out and move in areas where there are no new infected people (Zone 1). However, they are still restricted from going out in the endemic area (Zone 2). At present, the borders of all air, land and sea routes are closed, and their cancellation is pending.
Ouarzazate belongs to Zone 1. You are required to wear a mask, but you can move within the prefecture. The stores will return to normal operations, and cafes and restaurants will only accept takeaways. In the Marche, local shoppers are crowded from the evening when it cools down, and in the square, many families can see the evening cool.
Currently, a "sanitary emergency" has been announced throughout Morocco, and all tourist facilities in the country are closed. Most hotels and souvenir shops are also closed. Depending on the future situation, it will gradually open from mid July.
We thoroughly clean and disinfect the vehicle before and after using it so that customers can travel with peace of mind. In addition, we are equipped with antiseptic solutions for hands and disinfectant sheets inside the car, and we will take measures to consider our customers' health, safety and security, such as regularly ventilating the inside of the car during the tour.
As of June, international passenger planes to Egypt have stopped operating normally. On July 1st, there will be an announcement regarding the resumption of aircraft entry into tourist destinations where there is little infection damage, such as the Red Sea Resort Sharm El Sheikh on the Sinai Peninsula. Reference: https://www.eg.emb-japa…
It is forbidden to go out at night from 20:00 to 4:00 in the morning until the end of June. This is tough for Egyptians who are nighttime and enjoy going out with friends and family until midnight. Only restaurants and cafes are open for takeout and delivery. Many people spend their free time at home instead of going out.
From July 1st, several major tourist destinations such as the Pyramid of Giza and the Temple of Karnak in Luxor have been reopened. All tourist destinations will be gradually reopened by September.
