Hola, a ver si alguien me puede echar una mano con una duda que tengo y pese a haber buscado bastante no encuentro lo que busco.
Tenía pensado comprar el pase de Kansai-Hiroshima de 17000 yenes para cubrir parte de mi ruta. El quinto día pensaba usarlo para subir a Tsuruga y ya comprar a parte el billete a Kanazawa, después buses a Shirakawa-go, Takayama y Matsumoto. Finalmente iría a Tokyo en Shinkansen.
Pero ahora veo un pase llamado JR West All Area Pass de 7 días y en la web veo lo siguiente:
"unlimited travel on designated JR train and bus lines (including shinkansen and limited express trains) in the entire service area of JR West which includes the Kansai, Chugoku and Hokuriku regions."
Pero soy incapaz de encontrar exactamente las rutas de autobús incluidas y si cubren mi itinerario o no.
Estoy dudando si coger este segundo pase me saldría rentable.
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Besides the well known Japan Rail Pass, there exists a large variety of regional rail passes that provide unlimited travel in a certain area of the country. The interactive map below indicates which regions are covered by what passes (click on a pass to see its coverage area or click on a location on the map to see which passes are valid there). It is followed by a more detailed list of some of the best rail passes available in Japan:
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Además del conocido Japan Rail Pass, existe una gran variedad de pases de tren regionales que permiten viajes ilimitados en una determinada zona del país. El mapa interactivo a continuación indica qué regiones están cubiertas por qué pases (haga clic en un pase para ver su área de cobertura o haga clic en una ubicación en el mapa para ver qué pases son válidos allí). Le sigue una lista más detallada de algunos de los mejores pases de tren disponibles en Japón:
Hola buenas noches!
Estoy preparando mi viaje a Japón, y me he encontrado con que en la web del ministerio de salud de Japón www.mhlw.go.jp/ ...ls/01.html
En una tabla aparece un medicamento que uso yo, esta en la tabla que aparece en este parrafo: In addition, no product containing the designated pharmaceutical ingredients (see linked table)(57KB), which is sold in foreign countries/regions with advertisement on enhancing cerebral function and other mental effects, shall be imported, unless use of such a product is complying with doctor’s prescription or instruction. However, it would be permissible for foreign travelers to bring such a medicinal product into Japan by his/her self, in the purpose of self-medication during his/her stay.
Esta en la tabla que linka el parrafo.
Pero también pone, que si es un fármaco prescrito por un médico si que se puede llevar, para uso propio.
Alguien me podría ayudar?
Muchas gracias!!
Hola
Entiendo que si tienes prescripción médica no hay problema, siendo para uso propio.
Se supone que la cantidad no puede exceder mucho de la necesaria para tu estancia en el país.
Hola buenas noches!
Estoy preparando mi viaje a Japón, y me he encontrado con que en la web del ministerio de salud de Japón www.mhlw.go.jp/ ...ls/01.html
En una tabla aparece un medicamento que uso yo, esta en la tabla que aparece en este parrafo: In addition, no product containing the designated pharmaceutical ingredients (see linked table)(57KB), which is sold in foreign countries/regions with advertisement on enhancing cerebral function and other mental effects, shall be imported, unless use of such a product is complying with doctor’s prescription or instruction. However, it would be permissible for foreign travelers to bring such a medicinal product into Japan by his/her self, in the purpose of self-medication during his/her stay.
Esta en la tabla que linka el parrafo.
Pero también pone, que si es un fármaco prescrito por un médico si que se puede llevar, para uso propio.
Alguien me podría ayudar?
Muchas gracias!!
Nada de comida, ni para consumo personal, ni al vacío:
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Most meat products and animal-derived products are not allowed in Japan.
In many countries, there are livestock diseases, and there is a fear of infectious diseases spreading form meat products.
This applies to raw meat, processed goods, airtight goods, and leftover food from the plane.
The following meat items are prohibited in Japan even if it is for personal use or gifts. However, items with inspection certificates issued by the government agency of the exporting countries are excluded.
・Even-toed ungulates (hoofed animals) such as cows, pigs, goats, sheep and deer, poultry such as chicken, quail, pheasant, ostrich, helmeted guineafowl, turkey, duck and geese, horse, dogs, rabbits and items derived from honey bees.
・Meat, intestine – raw, frozen, processed products
・Eggs – applies to shells
・Bones, fat, blood, skin, fur, feather, horns, hoof, and tendon – however this doesn’t apply to leather bags, wool sweaters
・Raw milk, semen, fertilized egg, unfertilized egg, feces, urine
・Dairy products – excluding portable items 10kg or less that is not for sales or business use.
・Straw of grains and hay for feed (applies to some regions)
Beef jerky, ham, sausage, bacon, and meat buns are also not allowed in Japan. This means if you purchase a hamburger before your flight, you can’t bring it into Japan, so make sure to finish eating it before or during your flight. Also if you visited a farm, interacted with livestock or have golf shoes with dirt, you are required to report to the animal quarantine station. There are some places that have shoe sole disinfection, however you must make self-declarations. You may be pushed by law if you miss or falsify your declaration.
Para los QR tienes que entrar aquí con tu usuario y contraseña y abrir tu "Register Planned Entry/Return", que tiene un símbolo de un avión y le habrás puesto un nombre.
UPER GREEN PASS IN ITALY AND OTHER CONTAINMENT MEASURES
CONTAINMENT MEASURES ADOPTED BY ITALY WITH LEGISLATIVE DECREE OF DECEMBER 24, 2021 N. 221, LEGISLATIVE DECREE OF DECEMBER 30, 2021 N. 229 AND DECREE-LAW OF FEBRUARY 4, 2022 N. 5 and subsequent Orders
In Italy you may need to show proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or of having recovered from COVID-19, in order to access certain services (so called “Super Green Pass”).
Vaccination and recovery certificates in Italy hold a validity of 6 months only, as of February 1, 2022.
With Decree-Law of February 4, 2022 n. 5, the Government established an exception to the 6-month rule. Such exception applies to any person coming to Italy from abroad, whose vaccination or recovery certificate is older than 6 months. For the sole purpose of accessing services and facilities in Italy, which require the use of a Strengthened Green Pass, these individuals may show a proof of a negative test result, either molecular or antigenic. In this case, a molecular test is valid for 72 hours; an antigenic test is valid for 48 hours. Such exception applies as well to those who have received a vaccination with a vaccine not authorised by EMA or not recognized as equivalent in Italy.
Until 31 March 2022, wearing a mask is compulsory when indoor, in any place other than a private housing. Outdoors, individuals should always carry with them a personal protective device (mask) in order to use it if necessary (i.e. gatherings, queues and alike). There are few exceptions such as minors under the age of 6, persons experiencing temporary or permanent disabilities or who are performing sports activities. Italian Regions may adopt further restrictions.
From 10 January to 31 March 2022, access to:
- Hotels and other accommodation facilities, including in-house catering services reserved for customers;
- Public transport (planes, trains, ships and ferries used for interregional transport services, buses, cable cars, gondolas, chairlifts)
- Conventions, congresses, festivals, fairs;
- Festivals following civil and religious ceremonies;
- museums and exhibitions or other places of culture
- spas (except for essential services for rehabilitation and therapeutic purposes), cultural, social and recreational centres, theme and amusement parks;
is allowed ONLY to persons in possession of a Strengthened Green Pass. Children under the age of 12 and persons exempt from the vaccination campaign on the basis of appropriate medical certification are exempt.
The Strengthened Green Pass requirement does not apply to international flights but only to flights connecting Italian cities (domestic flights, e.g. Rome - Milan).
If you are transiting through Italy from abroad with a destination outside Italy (e.g. Frankfurt - Rome - Athens), you are not subject to the Strengthened Green Pass requirement, as long as you do not leave the transit area of the airport. The same applies in the case of sea or land transits (by train or coach).
A Strengthened Green Pass is also not required in case of transit from Italy (for less than 36 hours) by private means to reach the port or airport of departure to a foreign destination (e.g. from Nice to Genoa by car to embark for Tangier) or in case of crossing the Italian territory, by private means, to reach one's destination abroad.
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As of 14/05/2021, all passengers on domestic flights to island destinations must meet ONE of the following requirements:
have completed at least fourteen (14) days of vaccination for COVID-19 and present a vaccination certificate, which has been issued through the official website. In the case of foreigners from abroad, have completed at least fourteen days (14) the vaccination for COVID-19 and present a vaccination certificate in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian or Russian, issued by a public authority in accordance with the relevant legislation. The vaccination certificate includes the name of the person, the type of vaccine given and the number of doses.
have a negative COVID-19 test with a PCR test performed within the last seventy-two (72) hours prior to the scheduled travel time or with a rapid antigen test within the last twenty-four (24) hours before the scheduled travel time. In the case of foreigners from abroad, they can provide a negative test certificate in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
have been diagnosed negative in a self-test within twenty-four (24) hours before the scheduled travel time and is certified with a relevant certificate displayed on paper. The certification of the result will be done through the declaration of self-test result certification for COVID-19.
to present proof of recovery from COVID-19, valid as of two months after positive PCR or antigen test up to 9 months.
These travel restrictions concern Domestic travel - Terrestrial to Islands Regions only.
Da a entender que sería de la península a las islas (aunque es verdad que entre islas es más raro moverse en avión)
Los islandeses serán muy escandinavos, pero la verdad que no se aclaran mucho.
Enlace del 15 de mayo sobre la nueva lista de las áreas consideradas de alto riesgo:
New list of areas and countries that are considered high-risk due to COVID-19 enters into force on May 18. The definition of high-risk areas affects which individuals must quarantine in a quarantine facility upon arrival in Iceland. The definition of criteria for determining whether countries or areas are considered high-risk area has not been changed, this is only a change in the countries and regions that are considered high-risk areas due to COVID-19.
Mandatory quarantine in a quarantine facility: Passengers arriving from a country or region where the incidence rate of infection is 700 or higher, must unconditionally quarantine in a quarantine facility.This also applies if the incidence rate of infection is between 500-699 and the ratio of positive samples is 5% or higher, or if the incidence rate is over 500 but satisfactory information on the ratio of positive samples is not available. An exception from this requirement is only granted if there are pressing reasons to do so, such as the individual’s disability, level of mental development or other comparable reasons.
"España mainland" está entre 500-700 pero con tasa superior al 5%, con lo que nos tienen en la Categoría I como a la mayoría (Andorra por ejemplo está en cat II)
leyendo lo que está en negrita no me aclaro: ¿estamos baneados de viajar o debemos hacer cuarentena obligatoria? ¿o esta cuarentena obligatoria de la que hablan es para los que van por un motivo no "innecesario (como el turismo)"?
Leyendo la web de icelandair (que yo creo que está un poco más clara), entiendo que si no estás vacunado ni infectado previamente, NO puedes entrar a Islandia si vienes de zonas de alto riesgo (España incluida, salvo las canarias). Los canarios pueden entrar, pero haciendo cuarentena de 5-6 días. Si estás vacunado o infectado independientemente de la residencia en España, si puedes entrar y solo te hacen la PCR al llegar, sin cuarentena de 5-6 días
...Minister of Justice has issued a regulation banning unnecessary travel from specified high-risk areas due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The regulation enters into force today, 27 April, and remains in force until the end of May.
Until 31 May 2021, all foreigners who arrive from or have stayed in, for more than 24 hours within the last 14 days, an area where the 14-day incidence rate of infection is higher than 700 persons out of every 100 000 inhabitants, or where sufficient information about the area is not available, are forbidden from entering Iceland. The ban applies to all foreigners, including citizens of the EEA and EFTA, as well as all citizens of third countries.
Salvo que me esté equivocando completamente, la incidencia a 14 días de España no es mayor de 700 por 100000 habitantes.
De todas formas, si tienes la primera dosis ¿estás tan segura de que no vas a tener la segunda dosis antes del viaje? Aun en ese caso, podrías entrar haciendo la cuarentena de cinco días.
Sí, estoy segura, porque me pusieron astrazeneca y me han alargado un mes mas de lo previsto la segunda dosis...así que no llego.
Es que España aparece en la lista que te comento a pesar de tener una incidencia menor, pero al parecer tiene un porcentaje de tasa de contagio superior al 5% o algo así y podría ser ese el motivo, yo la verdad es que tampoco lo entiendo muy bien. Copio de la web:
IMPORTANT! As of 27th of April 2021 foreign nationals are UNAUTHORIZED to travel to Iceland if they are arriving from or have stayed for more than 24 hours in the last 14 days in countries or regions where:
the 14-day incidence rate of infection is 700 or higher per 100.000 population,
or if the incidence rate of infection is between 500-699 and the ratio of positive samples is 5% or higher,
satisfactory information on the ratio of positive samples is not available,
UNLESS they can provide a valid exemption.
Note – this applies to both EEA/EFTA citizens and third-country citizens.
From 7th of May 2021: EES/EFTA countries (category II) who are NOT permitted to travel to Iceland unless exemptions apply: 1) Andorra, 2) France, 3) Netherlands, 4) Croatia, 5) Cyprus, 6) Lithuania, 7) Poland, 8) Spain (mainland*), 9) Sweden and 10) Hungary.
Como veis, España aparece, con lo que no sé si se permite cuarentena en esta lista... qué rollo todo esto.
A ver si alguien lo tiene más claro que yo. Muchisimas gracias!
En este momento no se aceptan los test para entrar a UK, entra todo el mundo y todo el mundo hace cuarentena obligatoria de 14 dias. No hay ninguna otra opcion.
canarias esta fuera de esa obligacion de cuarentena,eso es un corredor seguro,hay libre transito entre nosotros y uk...por eso mi post,aqui para entrar a las islas se exige pcr negativo a todo el mundo,pero no hay cuarentena ni al llegar a canarias ni al llegar a uk...es una medida para salvar la temporada de invierno y todas las aerolineas estan ya sumando vuelos y vendiendo paquetes como locos a extranjeros para q vengan a turistear aqui....ahi m surgio la duda de replantearme aprovechar los billetes q tengo,si ellos vienen yo puedo ir tb no? jejeje londres esta todo abierto? hay mercadillos? teatros y eso como esta la cosa?
Precisamente he leído hoy en el periódico que el Gobierno -aconsejado por un equipo de expertos- se está planteando el confinamiento domiciliario a partir de la semana que viene, y se espera que Boris comparezca ante los medios esta semana para explicar las condiciones. Así que estate al tanto.
En cuanto a si las Canarias está en la lista de Travel Corridors, he consultado en la web del gobierno y no veo que esté, así que al parecer todos los españoles, incluidos los canarios, tienen que guardar cuarentena al llegar a UK. Esto segun la información de la siguiente web:
En cuanto a museos, teatros... a día de hoy: Algunos abiertos, otros cerrados. Los que están abiertos con limitación de aforo y con reserva, claro. Lo mejor es que consultes de antemano en cada una de las webs.
En cuanto a mercadillos, hace meses que no he ido a ninguno, pero al parecer hoy por hoy Camden Market está abierto: www.camden.gov.uk/markets-in-camden
pon la bbc a las 4 que nos confina hoy (hace el anuncio a las 4 y empieza el miércoles para un mes)
En este momento no se aceptan los test para entrar a UK, entra todo el mundo y todo el mundo hace cuarentena obligatoria de 14 dias. No hay ninguna otra opcion.
canarias esta fuera de esa obligacion de cuarentena,eso es un corredor seguro,hay libre transito entre nosotros y uk...por eso mi post,aqui para entrar a las islas se exige pcr negativo a todo el mundo,pero no hay cuarentena ni al llegar a canarias ni al llegar a uk...es una medida para salvar la temporada de invierno y todas las aerolineas estan ya sumando vuelos y vendiendo paquetes como locos a extranjeros para q vengan a turistear aqui....ahi m surgio la duda de replantearme aprovechar los billetes q tengo,si ellos vienen yo puedo ir tb no? jejeje londres esta todo abierto? hay mercadillos? teatros y eso como esta la cosa?
Precisamente he leído hoy en el periódico que el Gobierno -aconsejado por un equipo de expertos- se está planteando el confinamiento domiciliario a partir de la semana que viene, y se espera que Boris comparezca ante los medios esta semana para explicar las condiciones. Así que estate al tanto.
En cuanto a si las Canarias está en la lista de Travel Corridors, he consultado en la web del gobierno y no veo que esté, así que al parecer todos los españoles, incluidos los canarios, tienen que guardar cuarentena al llegar a UK. Esto segun la información de la siguiente web:
En cuanto a museos, teatros... a día de hoy: Algunos abiertos, otros cerrados. Los que están abiertos con limitación de aforo y con reserva, claro. Lo mejor es que consultes de antemano en cada una de las webs.
En cuanto a mercadillos, hace meses que no he ido a ninguno, pero al parecer hoy por hoy Camden Market está abierto: www.camden.gov.uk/markets-in-camden
Buenas noches;
Tenemos planeado un viaje a mediados de octubre a Berlín, me estoy leyendo todo lo referente a test y cuarentenas pero no me queda claro.
Por un lado reviso la web de aeropuertos de Berlín a fecha (Last updated: 20/08/2020) indica que:
Passengers from risk regions go to the test centres on their own after arriving and collecting their baggage. On-site registration is required to carry out a test. This is done digitally using an app. Swabs are taken by Charité and Vivantes medical staff. Registration and the swab itself usually only take a few minutes, however, waiting times must be expected depending on the demand. The test result is available within 72 hours. Those tested receive an email telling them that the result is available in the app. Returning travellers are still bound to comply with the current home quarantine regulations until the test result has been disclosed. If the test result is positive, the public health officer or responsible local health authority based on the postcode will contact the person concerned.
Vamos, entiendo que vayas, recoges el equipaje, vas a la zona de testeo y te vas a casa (hotel) hasta que te manden el resultado por email...
Entiendo que este proceso es gratuito...
Pero también me he revisado la web del Ministerio de Sanidad Alemán
La cual tiene al final un apartado que no entiendo:
Free testing
The free testing opportunities for travellers arriving from non-risk areas cease on 15 September 2020, at the end of the summer holiday travel season. From 15 September 2020, persons entering the Federal Republic of Germany, having spent time in a risk area over the previous 14 days, will be entitled to free testing for a period of ten days after entry.
Viene a decir que desde el 15/9/2020 tendrán derecho a pruebas gratuitas durante un período de diez días después de la entrada ¿dónde se harían estas pruebas? en el mismo aeropuerto??
También queda clara la opción de PCR con informe en alemán o inglés con 48h máximo a la entrada a Alemania, pero claro, hablamos de 150€x2 que supone un incremento importante...
Algún consejo? alguien tiene información fidedigna de los test en aeropuertos a día de hoy??
Errores y aciertos de la aplicación de cuarentenas en 9 países de Europa y Asia
Un estudio científico publicado en The Lancet explica el modo en el que se implementaron las restricciones al movimiento de la población para frenar la propagación del coronavirus:
Almost all Ontario regions move forward to next stage of reopening today
Presque toutes les régions de l'Ontario passent à l'étape suivante de la réouverture aujourd'hui
[Casi todas las regiones de Ontario avanzan a la próxima etapa de reapertura hoy]
York, Durham y Niagara se encuentran entre las áreas autorizadas a abrir aún más sus economías, aunque Toronto, Peel y Windsor-Essex permanecerán en la primera etapa hasta al menos el próximo viernes.
La mayoría de las áreas pudieron ingresar a la segunda etapa el viernes pasado, a excepción de las áreas del Gran Toronto y Hamilton, algunas regiones que bordean los Estados Unidos y aquellas con brotes de COVID-19 entre los trabajadores migrantes.
La segunda etapa de reapertura incluye patios de restaurantes, salones de belleza y piscinas.
Y tenían que tenerla cerrada hasta 2021,por como EEUU está afrontando la pandemia, que es de pena. Eso sí, con Europa que vayan preparando la puerta de entrada
Canadian Travel & Tourism Roundtable, an organisation of airlines, airports, hotels, and chambers of commerce across Canada, issued (Jun-2020) a letter to Canada‘s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and all Premiers. The letter, consisting of signatures from more than 120 businesses including Air Canada, WestJet, National Airlines Council of Canada and the Canadian Airports Council, calls on the government to “re-open the doors of our provinces, territories – and our country”. The letter stated the Canadian travel, tourism and hospitality sector “relies on the summer season to survive”, and believes “many of the travel restrictions currently in place are simply too broad or unnecessary”. It stated: “Limitations on inter-provincial travel that restrict Canadians from freely exploring our country, should be removed. Canadians should be free to travel across Canada“. The businesses also advocated for a “more targeted approach to international travel”, noting that “not all countries and regions are risky, and we shouldn’t treat them as such”. The letter concluded by noting it is “time to encourage Canadians and some visitors from abroad to explore our country this summer”.
Irá España en el pack?
Este jueves habrá una reunión de la unión europea,para hacer una lista de países que se pueden visitar fuera de la comunidad europea,teniendo en cuenta tres factores de riesgo.La verdad es que de América,el que está mejor ahora es Canadá...que me corrija alguién si me equivoco,pues sólo sigo la pandemia de este país por mis intereses personales.
Pero claro,no olvidemos que aunque aparezca en la lista Canadá...necesitaremos su reciprocidad,como bien indica xorrta
Y tenían que tenerla cerrada hasta 2021,por como EEUU está afrontando la pandemia, que es de pena. Eso sí, con Europa que vayan preparando la puerta de entrada
Canadian Travel & Tourism Roundtable, an organisation of airlines, airports, hotels, and chambers of commerce across Canada, issued (Jun-2020) a letter to Canada‘s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and all Premiers. The letter, consisting of signatures from more than 120 businesses including Air Canada, WestJet, National Airlines Council of Canada and the Canadian Airports Council, calls on the government to “re-open the doors of our provinces, territories – and our country”. The letter stated the Canadian travel, tourism and hospitality sector “relies on the summer season to survive”, and believes “many of the travel restrictions currently in place are simply too broad or unnecessary”. It stated: “Limitations on inter-provincial travel that restrict Canadians from freely exploring our country, should be removed. Canadians should be free to travel across Canada“. The businesses also advocated for a “more targeted approach to international travel”, noting that “not all countries and regions are risky, and we shouldn’t treat them as such”. The letter concluded by noting it is “time to encourage Canadians and some visitors from abroad to explore our country this summer”.
pues no.... porque si te dejan entrar en el país, te dejan entrar y tu puedes salir por la puerta. Por otro lado, en singapur están más confinados ahora mismo que en cualquier sitio de españa.... dudo que abra muy pronto.
Hola, no sé si hay un tablón de anuncios en dónde colocar noticias en general.
La que acabo de leer, en The Jakarta Post, es que en breve van a prohibir la entrada en Indonesia a todos los no nacionales.
"Indonesia will bar foreign nationals from transiting through or entering the country, officials announced on Tuesday, as the government steps up efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the country without heeding growing calls for a complete lockdown to contain the pandemic."
En esa misma noticia también se indica que los españoles, entre unos cuantos, ya tenían prohibida la entrada.
"The Foreign Ministry previously banned flights to and from mainland China and some of the hardest-hit regions in Italy, South Korea and Iran, before expanding restrictions earlier this month to the Vatican, Spain, Germany, Switzerland and the United Kingdom."
airbnb va dar facilidades para cancelar alojamientos ya reservados
Airbnb changes cancellation policy due to coronavirus outbreak
COVID-19 has a massive impact on whole travel industry. Today Airbnb announced a new policy – “Flexible Reservations in Times of Uncertainty”
Millions of travelers are still booking business trips, getaways and other places to stay, but with new cases being confirmed each day, countries start enforcing quarantine and setting new rules for arriving foreginers. This situation might be confusing and makes people uncertain about safety of their travel. That’s why Airbnb decided to adjust their cancellation policy and simplify the rules for those who might need it.
Free of charge cancellation is possible for guests traveling to or from regions that have been severely affected by virus.
Free of charge cancellation policy includes:
– Guests who are travelling to or from severely affected areas (for a list of areas affected and covered by this policy, check below)
– Hosts who are hosting in or welcoming guests from severely affected areas (for a list of areas affected and covered by this policy, check below)
– Anyone who can’t complete their trip due to official travel restrictions, medical or disease control duties, flight or ground transport cancellation initiated by the provider due to COVID-19, or suspected or confirmed cases of COVID-19
The rules apply to following regions:
For guests with reservations in mainland China
– If you’re travelling within mainland China, the extenuating circumstances policy applies to any reservations booked on or before 28 January 2020, with check-in date of 1 April 2020 or earlier.
– If you’re travelling to mainland China from anywhere outside of mainland China, the extenuating circumstances policy applies to reservations booked on or before 1 February 2020, with check-in date of 1 April 2020 or earlier.
For guests with reservations in Italy
– If you’re travelling to or within Italy, the extenuating circumstances policy applies to reservations booked on or before 29 February 2020, with check-in date of 3 April 2020 or earlier
For guests with reservations in South Korea
– If you’re travelling to or within South Korea, the extenuating circumstances policy applies to reservations booked on or before 25 February 2020, with check-in date of 23 March 2020 or earlier.
For severe and unforeseen conditions, you may be eligible for an “extenuating circumstances” cancellation, which provides guests a 100% refund. You’ll find more information about criteria for this type of cancellation here.
Global scenarios for hosts or guests who must change or cancel travel, requiring documentation:
– In order to comply with disease control restrictions implemented by relevant governmental or health authorities
– In order to perform medical or disease control duties in connection with the COVID-19 outbreak;
– As a result of flight or ground transportation cancellations initiated by an airline or ground transportation provider due to the COVID-19 outbreak;
– In the event that they are diagnosed or suspected of being infected with COVID-19 by a medical or health authority.
For all other bookings made now through June 1, 2020, if guests need to cancel and are not due a refund of the Airbnb guest service fee, the service will refund that fee as a travel coupon which can be used on a future trip.
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