ACRO Global Tourism Marketer Articles: Beginning 12 June NH, VT residents can visit Maine without quarantine or COVID-19 testing

Beginning 12 June NH, VT residents can visit Maine without quarantine or COVID-19 testing
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09 June 2020

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Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced yesterday that because the prevalence of COVID-19 among residents of New Hampshire and Vermont is similar to that of Maine, beginning Friday 12 June residents of those states may visit Maine and stay at lodging establishments without undergoing either 14-day quarantine or COVID-19 testing.

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