In a letter to prime minister Gaston Browne of Antigua and Barbuda, outgoing chairman of CARICOM (Caribbean Community), CHTA president Nicola Madden-Greig called for the region’s 14 day isolation requirement for those who test positive to be reduced to seven days.
The CHTA claims the data "no longer substantiates" a 14 day quarantine period, as it presents "unnecessary financial and personal hardship to residents, visitors, destinations and companies" and "increasingly will deter travel".
