Antigua and Barbuda Approves Mixed Vaccines for Visitors
Key Points(5)
- Travelers who have received mixed doses of COVID-19 vaccines are now approved for entry to Antigua and Barbuda.
- The new guideline, announced by the Government of Antigua & Barbuda’s National Covid-19 Vaccination Technical Working Group, applies to visitors who have received a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine with either Moderna or Pfizer vaccines, or a combination of Moderna and Pfizer.
- The destination is already welcoming fully vaccinated travelers who have received both doses of a World Health Organization (WHO) approved two-dose COVID-19 vaccine.
- “We are looking forward to welcoming all fully vaccinated Canadians to Antigua & Barbuda under these new and approved guidelines,” said Colin James, CEO of the Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Authority.
- Earlier this month, Barbados updated its entry requirements to allow fully vaccinated mixed-dose travelers to enter the country, reversing its original stance against mixed vaccines.
Travelers who have received mixed doses of COVID-19 vaccines are now approved for entry to Antigua and Barbuda.
The new guideline, announced by the Government of Antigua & Barbuda’s National Covid-19 Vaccination Technical Working Group, applies to visitors who have received a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine with either Moderna or Pfizer vaccines, or a combination of Moderna and Pfizer.
The destination is already welcoming fully vaccinated travelers who have received both doses of a World Health Organization (WHO) approved two-dose COVID-19 vaccine.
“We are looking forward to welcoming all fully vaccinated Canadians to Antigua & Barbuda under these new and approved guidelines,” said Colin James, CEO of the Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Authority.
Earlier this month, Barbados updated its entry requirements to allow fully vaccinated mixed-dose travelers to enter the country, reversing its original stance against mixed vaccines.
Jamaica has also supported mixing vaccines for travelers.
CMC
