The White House has finally given a date to all travelers waiting to recapture the US dream. After announcing the reopening ofearly November"the date of November 8 is now included in all foreign travelers' vaccination schedules, including Europeans.
From 8 November fully vaccinated foreign nationals can visit the #USA! This is great news - now it's vital to widen global access to vaccines and create a way for passengers unable to be vaccinated to travel to the US. 🇺🇸 ✈️ #LoveIsNotTourism #flytoreunite @WhiteHouse pic.twitter.com/7EcCQz2ouq
- IATA (@IATA) October 15, 2021
Specific to this federal state: each state continues to apply its own different entry measures. No dates have been announced for non-vaccinated travelers.
This announcement comes a few hours after that of the Russiaopening new corridors to travellers from Thailand, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Iran and Slovenia from November 9.
Tourism is a crucial sector for the US economy, contributing around 7.8 % of GDP and accounting for over 10 % of total employment. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the US tourism industry, leading to massive job losses and a drop in travel demand.
The US government has provided considerable financial support to the tourism sector during the pandemic, notably with the multi-billion dollar rescue package, which will help sustain tourism businesses and maintain the viability of the sector.
The USA remains a top tourist destination for many travellers from all over the world, with iconic cities such as New York, Las Vegas, Orlando, Los Angeles, San Francisco and famous tourist attractions such as the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone National Park. With the prospect of a recovery in the US tourism industry, the United States is well placed to regain its leadership role in the global tourism sector.
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