China continues to ease coronavirus-related travel protocols as the country announced inbound international tourists will no longer need to provide a negative PCR test, starting on April 29. According ...

The Chinese government will no longer require a PCR test for inbound travelers starting April 29 after nearly three years of strict pandemic-related restrictions.

BEIJING — China said Tuesday that it would no longer require travelers entering the country to show a negative PCR test for the coronavirus, another step toward reopening after a long period of ...

The Government is bringing back mandatory face masks in shops and on public transport, and PCR tests for international travel, after the first cases of the Omicron variant of Covid were identified in ...

Lateral flow tests have been introduced for holidaymakers in what the Government has hailed a "huge boost" for the travel industry.

The difference between a PCR and a Rapid Antigen Test What you normally think of as a home COVID test—like the kind you can order for free from the governmen t—is a rapid antigen test.

Sorey said OSPRI’s vertically integrated business model is unique. It researches diseases, develops new PCR tests, ...

Travelers entering China will no longer need to provide a negative PCR test result starting Saturday.