Taiwan and Palau to launch first travel bubble

Taiwan and Palau to launch first travel bubble

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Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu described the Taiwan-Palau travel bubble as a "firm friendship“ between the two.

The travel bubble will start in April, with two flights a week carrying 110 tourists each from Taiwan to Palau. Travellers must present negative coronavirus tests and join tour groups, in which they will be asked to follow social-distancing rules such as only visiting designated sites and hotels.

Taiwan will also take tourists travelling in groups from Palau.

Currently, Taiwan has only 29 active cases being treated in hospitals.