Following the removal of the U.S. from the E.U.’s safe travel list, Bulgaria, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Sweden tighten travel restrictions for U.S. travelers.
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The E.U. today will re-introduce travel ban for travelers coming from the United States, as coronavirus infections and hospitalizations have surged in the U.S. in recent weeks.
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Leaders of the U.S. travel and aviation industry called on the Biden administration Monday to set a May 1 deadline to commit to a plan for reopening the country to inbound international visitation.
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Although President Donald Trump on his last day in the office tried to eliminate the Covid-19-related ban on travel from Brazil, Britain and much of Europe, Jen Psaki, current White House press secretary on Monday
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Japan bans foreign nationals from entering the country from Monday through the end of January due to the new and more contagious coronavirus variant that has originated in the UK.
France eases UK travel ban for some travelers and freight trucks, two days after the country closed its border with the UK due to the spread of a more infectious variant of coronavirus across England.
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Italy, Netherlands, Ireland, and Belgium on Sunday banned air travel from the UK due to fears over the emergence of a new variant of coronavirus.
Ukraine again imposes a ban on foreign citizens to enter the country due to growth in the coronavirus cases, the country’s prime minister announced yesterday.
Citizens of Australia and its permanent residents were banned from traveling overseas on March 18 as the pandemic rapidly spread and the ban still continues.
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