Europe Set to Allow Vaccinated American Tourists by June 1 Slate 4 hrs ago Elliot Hannon © Provided by Slate Italians sunbathe and relax on a beach in in Castiglione della Pescaia in May 2020. REUTERS/Jennifer Lorenzini
In a bit of welcome news for Americans who are all vaxxed up with nowhere to go, the European Union is set to reopen its borders to vaccinated tourists and visitors from other low infection-rate countries. Under the new plan, which still needs approval from the bloc’s 27 member states, restrictions on vaccinated travelers could be lifted by June 1, a welcome boost for European economies heavily dependent on the tourism economy. The new rules on travel would bring to a close an extended, year-long ban on all but essential travel to Europe, even as the many of the bloc’s countries are still in various forms of lockdown as they struggle to beat back a third wave of infections.
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Italy kicks off vaccinations against COVID-19 in Rome Health Reuters Staff ROME (Reuters) - Almost 10 months after the first Italian patient tested positive for the new coronavirus, Italy on Sunday vaccinated the first residents against COVID-19.
Claudia Alivernini, one of the first recipients of Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in Italy, receives her vaccination at the Spallanzani hospital in this screengrab taken from a video, in Rome, Italy December 27, 2020. Ministero della Salute/Handout via REUTERS
Nurse Claudia Alivernini speaks next to Health Minister Roberto Speranza during a news conference after receiving a vaccine against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) as the country begins vaccinations, at the Spallanzani hospital in Rome, Italy, December 27, 2020. REUTERS/Remo Casilli