Somehow, the number of active Covid-19 cases remain stable in Myanmar. For the last 3 months, under 1000 new cases are announced daily while an equal number of people recover daily so the number of active cases remains stable under 20.000 (see also this Frontier Magazine article). Not surprisingly, most cases are in cities with high population density, so tourist destinations as Bagan, Kalaw, Inle Lake, Mon & Kayin state, Kayah state as well as Ngapali have had very low numbers of Covid-19 infected people. Bagan for example had only 3 cases since April and these 3 people fully recovered.
Domestic flights have restarted on 16 December although still many restaurants and hotels remain closed. Passengers are requested to show a negative Covid-19 test result and in some areas stay additionally 3-7 days in hotel quarantine while waiting for second test result. The Myanmar government asked Yangon international airport to prepare to reopen from 1 January 2021 although that hasn’t been confirmed yet.
The government has been very cautious to ensure they can control the disease and are working to ensure Myanmar is a “Safe and Enchanting destination".