Rwanda has reopened all tourism activities to visitors.
After months of no activities, Rwanda has reopened it's tourism activities to visitors arriving on chartered flights and who are confirmed free of the coronavirus.
There will be a need for visitors wanting to come to Rwanda to have been tested and confirmed free of coronavirus at least 72 hours before arrival in the nation famed for endangered mountain gorillas.
All guests are required to maintain a distance of at least 10 meters at all times while visiting primates in Nyungwe and Volcanoes National Park,” Rwanda Development Board said in a statement on Wednesday.
National carrier, RwandAir said national borders remained closed to normal commercial flights and passenger flights would resume as soon as the restrictions are lifted.
Rwanda Government locked down the country soon after confirming its first case of the coronavirus.
So far, Rwanda has recorded about 636 confirmed cases of Covid-19 while about 296 are yet to recover.
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