Despite the fast rollout of the vaccine, the U.S. has been slower to re-open its borders to tourists, due in part to the rise of the Delta variant of COVID-cases.
With the Biden administration announcing the relaxation of U.S borders, will travelers be eager to get their trips booked in?
Naveen Dittakavi, founder and CEO of Next Vacay comments: “With a relaxation of travel restrictions announced from several countries over the past few months, new guidelines for travelers to the United States has been forthcoming. It’s now been 18 months since the U.S. freely opened its borders, and travelers are ready to resume travel for business, pleasure, and to reunite with family and friends across the Atlantic and Pacific.
Despite the fast rollout of the vaccine, the U.S. has been slower to re-open its borders to tourists, due in part to the rise of the Delta variant of COVID-cases. Fully vaccinated tourists will now be able to travel across the Canadian and Mexican borders from November 8th, but they will be required to provide proof of their vaccination status and a negative test before embarking on a trip.
Relaxation of the restrictions cannot come soon enough for some travelers, with searches for 'U.S passport status' increasing by 250% in the past day, while searches for 'flights USA' have increased by 50% in the past 4 hours. If you want to stay in the loop and always know about the cheapest flights to the U.S, sign up to get exclusive deals.”
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