Madeira to reopen and offer free Covid tests to visitors
Madeira will reopen to tourists on July 1 and provide free coronavirus tests on arrival.
Alternatively, visitors have the option of presenting a negative test taken no more than 72 hours before departure.
Having registered just 90 cases of coronavirus, the Portuguese islands are positioning themselves as a Covid-safe destination.
They said they’re working with SGS, a global inspection, verification, testing and certification company to ensure good practice across the islands and minimise risk in the wake of Covid-19.
The certification process is available to all companies in the tourism sector.
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