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More from this week’s international travel news:
- Eiffel Tower to re-open – but you will have to take the stairs
- The E.U. is prepared to bar American travelers when it reopens borders July 1 because the U.S. has not controlled the virus
- Dubai reopens to tourists on 7 July – but with strict new rules
- Sweden has suffered roughly twice as many infections and 5 times as many deaths as its 3 Nordic neighbors combined, leading them to close their borders to Swedes
- Fiji plans to create a post-coronavirus travel bubble with New Zealand and Australia
- Japan to ease entry for Vietnam, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand: report
- Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has indicated that there will be no early end to the UK’s 14 day mandatory quarantine for people entering the country
- Just six percent of Swiss transit passengers wear masks
- Americans reportedly find ‘loophole’ to violate Canada’s Covid-19 border closure
- Iceland now feels like the coronavirus never happened
- Popular London streets to be transformed into outdoor dining zones
