European Union officials are racing to determine who can visit the bloc beginning July 1,
as countries try to restart travel while keeping new coronavirus infections at bay.
A draft list of acceptable travelers includes those from China and Vietnam, but visitors
from the U.S., Russia and Brazil will not be welcome, according to the document seen by The
New York Times. A final decision is expected early next week, though European officials aid
it was highly unlikely an exception would be made for the United States.
Prohibiting American travelers from entering the European Union has significant
ramifications and is a blow to President Trump’s handling of the virus. Millions of
American tourists visit Europe every summer. Business travel is common, given the huge
economic ties between the United States and the E.U.
(The New York Times)
Wednesday, 24 June 2020 20:25
Europe is considering barring American travelers
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