Ten Destinations You Can Visit Without Worrying About The Coronavirus

 

10 Destinations You Can Visit Without Worrying About The Coronavirus

Now that the number of latest Coronavirus infections around the world have approached 95 million, and also the amount of deaths from the virus has exceeded the two million mark, it seems as if the epidemic has swept the entire world.

The truth could appear strange if we are saying that there are few countries within the globe that haven't reached the epidemic within the least, and have remained free of the virus over a year after the start of the virus outbreak after the first infection appeared within the Chinese city of Wuhan in December 2019, that is, quite a year ago.

Indeed, there are 10 countries within the planet that the Coronavirus, which causes the Covid-19 epidemic, has not reached, in step with the American "New York Post" newspaper. And it's visiting not be strange if we all know that each one but one in every one of these countries are islands within the Pacific and external traffic to and from they were almost stopped after they closed their doors early, which prevented all international visitors from entering their shores.

These countries are:

The Cook Islands:

With a population of about 17,000, the measures and precautions taken by the Cook Islands included the closure of faculties on Rarotonga, the country's most populous island, and encouraged social distancing publically places, but after some weeks, life returned to normal.

 Tuvalu: Its population is estimated at 11,500 people and this country quickly closed its borders and imposed a strict two-week quarantine on anyone entering the country.

Tonga: its population is approximately 104,000 people. This island country worked previously times to redirect cruise ships and imposed a ban on international travel, which contributed to preventing the virus from entering it.

Pitcairn Islands: it's a follower of people Crown made of four islands within the Pacific, with a population of only 50 people.

Palau: an archipelago of over 300 islands, with an estimated population of 18,000. Palau has initiated the desired preventive measures and precautions to forestall the entry of the Coronavirus from the first days of the outbreak of the epidemic, suspending all trips and imposing a strict quarantine on citizens returning to their homes.

Niue: it's an island country located within the Pacific Ocean, 2,400 kilometers northeast of recent Zealand, which enjoys self-rule and is freely connected with New Zealand. Its population, most of whom are Polynesians, is about 1,612 people.

 Nauru: Island countries also located within the Pacific, with an estimated population of 12,700 people. It is one of every of the poorest countries on Earth and gets money by leasing most of its land to Australia to be used as a house of detention for illegal immigrants and refugees.

Kiribati: is an archipelago of islands located within the ocean roughly on the equator, with a population of roughly 116,000 people. It may be said that one all told the foremost reasons why the Coronavirus has not reached it's because there are only some airlines that have airlines to Kiribati, so it absolutely was easier for this nation to impose a travel ban.

Tokelau: it is the territory of recent Zealand that consists of three tropical atolls within the Pacific, with an estimated area of about 12 square kilometers and a population of about 1500 people, and it's one among the few countries that the Coronavirus that causes the Covid-19 epidemic has not reached.

Micronesia: it's an archipelago of 600 islands, with a population of about 112 thousand people The government warned early that “passengers don't seem to be permitted to disembark any marine vessel or aircraft of origin outside the Federated States of Micronesia, with the exception of individuals who have obtained an exception from the national government or those that work on commercial sea vessels that adhere to the precautionary measures and protocols”, which contributed within the dearth of access to the deadly virus thereto.