HONG KONG -- China will reopen its border to international travelers on Jan. 8, after the country made an abrupt U-turn on its COVID-19 containment policies earlier this month.
On-arrival PCR tests, quarantine to be scrapped; 'orderly' outbound travel to resume
Travelers walk in a terminal hall at China's Beijing Capital International Airport in March. The country is set to allow arrivals with only a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours. © Reuters
HONG KONG -- China will reopen its border to international travelers on Jan. 8, after the country made an abrupt U-turn on its COVID-19 containment policies earlier this month.