‘Resort bubble’ starts in Mauritius after months of isolation


By AGENCY

Mauritius welcomed international tourists last week, with some entry conditions and regulations. — Club Med

Taxi driver George Lepoigner says he can’t wait for the tourists to start flocking back to the sun-soaked beaches of Mauritius.

The Indian Ocean island nation opened up its doors to international travel recently, after long months of isolation because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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