It may not be enough to get Americans back on foreign holidays.
, when coronavirus infections began to cause a panic worldwide, all foreign countries were given a designation of Level 4, or the most serious travel warning to discourage Americans from all international travel.
Because the spread of coronavirus is “improving in some countries and potentially deteriorating in others,” the State Department will lift the and return to the traditional method of giving individual countries specific levels of travel advisories, according to a Thursday’s statement.the change on Thursday afternoon.
While the scaling down of warnings would seem to indicate international summer holidays could tick up, there are still a slew of factors that may keep Americans at home.to enter countries around the world because of the U.S.’s high coronavirus infection rate, including in all 26 European Union member states, and even non-essential trips between neighbors Canada and Mexico have been restricted.
Additionally, more than half of Americans reported not feeling ready to fly on a plane in a Gallup poll this week, withTourism is one of the industries most hurt by the pandemic, as much of the world opts to stay home to avoid infection and spreading the coronavirus. The United Nations World Tourism Organization announced last week that tourism worldwide has bled a staggering
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