No need to rush, queue up … Things to look out for, when traveling in Kerala!

After months of closure, the tourism sector has reopened and the lockdown concessions are giving the tourism industry great hope. Tourist resorts are open after a gap of more than seven months. But as before, the situation is not conducive to travel without taking special precautions. Here are some things to look for when selecting your trip.

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Travel should be in full compliance with the COVID standards issued by the government for the safety of the people and the prevention of the COVID virus. Depending on the specifics of the area, each tourist destination may have a variety of options. Travelers should act accordingly. Strictly follow the rules and regulations of the place where you visit.

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The travelers should maintain a queue on their trips to avoid social contact. All tourist destinations have strict restrictions on the number of people who can enter at one time. Only act accordingly. Be especially careful when going to such places as online tickets are not available in many places.

Travel precautions should be taken to avoid covid infection. Wash your hands frequently with soap or sanitizer. Wear a mask throughout the journey. Be sure to maintain social distance. You can select one of the kerala tour packages to make your trip safer and comfortable.

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