Report: European Union Set to Reinstate Travel Restrictions on the United States
After a recent surge in COVID-19 numbers in the United States, the European Union is reportedly getting set on Monday to vote to reinstate travel restrictions, including testing and quarantine requirements, on Americans.
Multiple reports on Sunday, all citing E.U. officials, said that the bloc will be removing the U.S. from the safe travel list along with five other countries—Kosovo, Israel, Montenegro, Lebanon, and North Macedonia.
While the exact details of the restrictions are not yet known, the move would make it more difficult for unvaccinated travelers from those countries to travel into the E.U. under nonessential purposes.
