Travellers are still required to have a PCR test 72 hours before departure. 9News
with those coming from NSW, Victoria and ACT no longer needing one on arrival "if no symptoms are present".
Premier Steven Marshall said he believes the state will reach 90 per cent fully vaccinated by that date. "What we do want to avoid is having these lengthy line ups, which could potentially discourage people from doing the right thing," he said, before explaining anxiety around Christmas is fuelling high test rates.
He pointed to NSW, which today recorded 3057 cases but is seeing a lower level of hospitalisations when compared to the Delta wave.
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