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 Can I visit the US? Here's what we know about international travel so far The US has generally been closed off to international tourism since March 2020, and even though much of the world has been welcoming American travelers this summer, it's unlikely that the US government is prepared to fully open its borders to international visitors without an essential purpose any time soon. Here's what we know so far. — 4 min read You might also like: 10 of the most scenic drives in the US
 Europeans can travel to Britain without quarantining from August Britain is set to further ease travel restrictions by dropping quarantine requirements for arrivals who have been vaccinated in the US and the European Union—if they are traveling to England, Wales, and Scotland from amber list countries. — 4 min read
 France's new health pass is now required for your trip - here's how to get it As France enters its fourth wave of the pandemic with infections rising sharply, the government passed a law on Monday requiring health passes for all restaurants, cafes, bars and long-distance transport networks from August 1. It's an extension of a pass that currently covers access to many cultural, entertainment and leisure venues across France—and is required of both locals and tourists. — 5 min read
Australia sets out plan to open borders to international travel — 3 min read  Parts of Spain now require a health pass from visitors to enter indoor spaces — 3 min read  Italy's 'green pass' will grant access to theatres, bars and more —2 min read
TRAVEL INSPIRATION FROM AROUND THE GLOBE  Returning to the best of Tokyo and Osaka — 6 min read  One-of-a-kind adventures in Greece — 4 min read  When to go to Puerto Vallarta — 6 min read Getting back on the road? Lonely Planet has the latest updates and travel tips as lockdowns ease and international travel resumes. When you're ready to travel again, we're here. 
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