US plans to require Covid vaccine for foreign travelers
The US will eventually require almost all foreign visitors to be fully vaccinated, a White House official has said.
The US will eventually require almost all foreign visitors to be fully vaccinated, a White House official has said.
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People who were fully vaccinated in the US or European Union will no longer have to isolate when arriving in the UK from an amber list country.
Senior cabinet ministers are to discuss allowing fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and US to avoid quarantine when they arrive in England.
A review of the rules is due by 31 July - the second date in the Department for Transport's plan for a safe return to international travel.
The US says it has reached a deal with Germany to prevent Russia from using its Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline as political leverage over Europe.
The near-complete 1,230km (764 miles) pipeline under the Baltic Sea will double Russian gas exports to Germany.
Gina Raimondo, the department secretary, said the administration is working very hard to get Congress to pass the American Jobs Plan, which she called “very relevant’ to travel as it involves infrastructure, jobs, training, parks and clean water – all very relevant to travel.
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Under to the scheme, which Biden is expected to announce in the UK on Thursday, the US would pay for the vaccines at cost price. The first 200m doses would be distributed this year, and the remaining 300m in the first half of next year.