The United States has finally begun relaxing its Covid restrictions regarding international travel and it seems that the authoritarian limitations have been somewhat relaxed for the time being. As Covid cases fall, more countries will be looking to liberalize their trading efforts to begin the process of accepting more tourists and other travelers into their country's.
Under the new restrictions, travelers still must show proof of negative Covid test and must also be "fully vaccinated" before taking their flight into the United States. Children are not required to be vaccinated but they must return a negative Covid test traveling by air. Children 2 and under are exempt from both requirements. Land travel from Mexico or Canada will only require proof of vaccination.
Beginning Today (Monday, November 8, 2021),
Travel bans from specific countries have now been lifted. These countries include:
The new policies come after over a year in a half of harsh travel limitations during the China Virus outbreak of 2019/2020 that has devastated the entire globe, with no repercussions against the Chinese regime. Many other European countries and other allies are still pressuring countries to open up to expand trade efforts, however, some nations are still very cautious about liberating their people out of fear of another mutation.
