By contrast, Argentina and Uruguay remain heavily impacted by severe government travel restrictions to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus during the quarter. However, borders in these two countries were fully open starting November 1st, on the back of the advanced rollout of the vaccination campaigns and warmer weather as we approach the summer season in Latin America.

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Beginning this month, both Argentina and Uruguay opened their borders to international travel with certain requirements as reflected by the green boxes on this slide. By contrast, Italy increased travel restrictions for certain countries given a spike in COVID cases after the summer season.

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In Brazil, traffic more than doubled year on year as health conditions improved, reaching 74% of the passenger levels of the corresponding quarter in 2019. Domestic travel is not restricted, while international travel is now fully open, only subject to presenting a negative COVID test prior to boarding.

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This momentum is anticipated to strengthen in our main LATAM markets as we enter the summer season on the back of the recently relaxed travel ban, better sanitary conditions and pent-up demand.

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