Biden administration eases COVID-19 ban on international travel ...Middle East

Beginning in November, all international travelers to the U.S. arriving by air will be required to be vaccinated, the White House announced Monday, in an easing of COVID-19 travel restrictions blocking entry to any residents from certain nations. Under the new policy, foreign nationals must be vaccinated and show proof of vaccination before boarding a […] The post Biden administration eases COVID-19 ban on international travel appeared first on Roll Call.

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