Chinese Mainland, HK Resume Normal Travel After Three Years

For the first time in three years, thousands of eager travelers from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Chinese mainland crossed the border without quarantine on Sunday to reunite with their loved ones or take care of business.

Starting on Sunday, 60,000 people per day will be allowed to travel to and from Hong Kong and the mainland via seven land, air and sea control points. They will not need to quarantine but will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 test result taken within 48 hours.

At present, 168 flights from Hong Kong to Zhuhai have been opened. The border inspection department has opened additional inspection channels in advance according to the passenger flow information of shuttle buses, so as to ensure that passengers can check at any time when they arrive and facilitate customs clearance.