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U K to Start Mandatory Quarantine for Travelers on Feb 15

U.K. to Bring in Hotel Quarantine for Travelers From Feb. 15 Bloomberg 2/5/2021 Alex Morales and Emily Ashton © Bloomberg Travelers, left, stand in line for Covid-19 tests after arriving at London Heathrow Airport in London, U.K., on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021. U.K. ministers have closed travel corridors with other countries from Monday, meaning that all visitors from overseas will require a negative test result within 72 hours of travel to enter Britain. (Bloomberg) The U.K. will require travelers arriving from coronavirus hot spots to quarantine in hotels starting Feb. 15, almost three weeks after the plan was announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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U K to Bring in Mandatory Quarantine for Travelers From Feb 15

The U.K. will require travelers arriving from coronavirus hot spots to quarantine in hotels starting Feb. 15, almost three weeks after the plan was announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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U K Bans Flights From Dubai, Rest of UAE to Stop New Strain

The U.K. banned direct passenger flights from the United Arab Emirates to stop the spread of a new virus strain originally identified in South Africa, putting one of the world’s busiest international air routes on ice.

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France Tries to Avoid Lockdown With Tighter Border Controls

France Tries to Avoid Lockdown With Tighter Border Controls Bloomberg 1/29/2021 Tara Patel, Geraldine Amiel and Ania Nussbaum © Bloomberg Travelers pass through the check-in hall at Charles de Gaulle airport, operated by Aeroports de Paris, in Roissy, France, on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020. The rollout of vaccines against Covid-19 has intensified debate about whether they should be made mandatory, with the head of a major tourism lobby saying that doing so would cause irreparable harm to the struggling sector. (Bloomberg) France will seal its borders for travelers coming from outside the European Union and close large shopping centers as part of a fresh set of measures aimed at preventing the spread of Covid-19 and avoiding a more draconian shutdown of the economy.

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Australia-New Zealand Travel Bubble Suspended for 3 More Days

Australia suspended its travel bubble with New Zealand for another 72 hours after two more cases of Covid-19 were reported in Auckland.

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