Q&A/Taiwan's updated COVID-19 protocols for arriving travelers from Oct. 13
10/13/2022 12:52 PM
Starting Thursday, Taiwan will end the mandatory quarantine for arriving travelers, marking a major step in the government's plan to gradually reopen the country to the world.
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