The United States has a reopening date. Here's what travelers need to know
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November 8 will be the official start of a wide reopening of the United States to vaccinated foreign travelers arriving by air and land, the White House announced Friday.
(CNN) — The United States' new international travel policies are just weeks away from going into effect.
November 8 will be the official start of a wide reopening of the United States to fully vaccinated foreign travelers arriving by air and land, the White House announced Friday.
While some details still have to be worked out, the firm date comes as a relief to many would-be travelers who have been in limbo since plans were announced on September 20 to implement a new international air travel system in "early November."
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